LADY HUMMINGBIRD BY ELIZABETH BLAYLOCK

6 X 6 OIL on PANEL

This little hummingbird was actually perched on a tomato cage on my deck.

I am imagine she is enjoying warmer weather in the tropics now!  We are having some unusually cold weather here in Gulf Shores.  Hopefully back up in the 70s this weekend.
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COPPER POT WITH LEMONS IN AN ORIENTAL DISH

24 X 24 OIL ON CANVAS SOLD

This oil painting is a larger version of a smaller one I did a while back.

Painting the copper reflective surface is fun with alL the beautiful colors.  The little oriental dish has a pattern of boys chasing butterflies.  

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CAMELLIA IN A GLASS VASE

7 X 5 OIL ON PANEL
The camellia is the Alabama state flower.  These beautiful flowers are in bloom now and continue to bloom through out the winter months.

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PROTHONOTARY WARBLER

8 X 10 OIL ON STRETCHED CANVAS

I photographed several colorful birds at the spring bird-banding  on Fort Morgan peninsula last week.

These birds just completed migration from the tropics, about a 40 hour flight.  Fort Morgan is one of their first land stops in the States.   I have no idea how this really yellow warbler got the name prothonotary....what does that mean anyway??

More birds to come.

Also, I was really excited to find that one of my paintings was accepted for the 2013 Oil Painter of America  Salon Exhibition.   I am honored!    

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