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Showing posts with label WILDLIFE. Show all posts
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Wednesday, August 19, 2015
Friday, August 14, 2015
BEJEWELED HUMMINGBIRD
8 X 10 OIL ON CANVAS SOLD
Hummingbirds are such beautiful and fascinating little birds. These sparkling winged beauties are always fun to paint.
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Thursday, August 28, 2014
WHITE EGRET BY ELIZABETH BLAYLOCK
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Thursday, May 2, 2013
SUMMER TANAGER SHAKING HIS TAIL FEATHERS
8 X 10 OIL ON CANVAS SOLD
This brilliant red bird is another that I photographed at the bird banding on Fort Morgan Peninsula
I think he his a little weary from his 40 hour flight from the tropics to the Gulf Coast.
These beautiful birds testify to the glory of God!!
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Thursday, April 18, 2013
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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Wednesday, April 3, 2013
INDIGO BUNTING #3
8 X 10 on STRETCHED LINEN CANVAS SOLD
The blues on these little birds are so rich! This one, I photographed at the bird banding in Fort Morgan a while back He was actually being held by his little feet by one of the bird experts, so I had to use my imagination for the feet and foliage
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