Hello there!
I's beginning to feel a bit like the winter that wasn't in the garden. It's cold and sunny but you can still see patches of the lawn everywhere but in the shade of the trees where we've still got a bit of snow. The only visitors to the garden have been squirrels, cardinals and goldfinches.
I discovered yesterday that we can put art on a wireless computer mouse and I thought that would be the sort of gift that almost anyone could use. I made quite a few of them and plan to go back today to make mouse pads to match them and see what other computer products are available. Who knows, I may design whole collections of them.
When I finish that I've got a nice little wooden box that I'm painting some dala horses on. I think it would make a great gift filled with some of the tiny dala horse ornaments that I was painting earlier this winter.
Showing posts with label goldfinches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label goldfinches. Show all posts
Monday, February 6, 2017
Sunny and Cold in the Garden
Labels:garden, painting, art
Bright sunshine,
Cardinals,
garden,
goldfinches,
painting dala horses,
snow,
squirrels,
winter
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Goldfinches
Labels:garden, painting, art
bird photos,
goldfinches
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Today's Birds in the Garden
Labels:garden, painting, art
bird feeders,
bird photos,
Bird watching,
Birds,
goldfinches
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Goldfinches
Labels:garden, painting, art
bird feeders,
bird photos,
Bird watching,
goldfinches
Sunday, May 26, 2013
Goldfinches and bird feeders for them
The goldfinches visit a lot more often since we bought that thistle seed feeder (that's the long tube with the bright yellow ends) It was inexpensive and already filled, all I had to do was remove the tape and insert the perch. I like the look of this much more than the the mesh fabric feeders we used to buy and this was only a few dollars more. The really important thing is that the birds like it more and visit much more often than they used to.
As gray as our weather has been lately a bit of bright yellow flitting through the garden is a very welcome sight.
I plan to cut what's left of the tulips today and do some drawings of them and can hardly wait for the rest of the flowers to bloom.
Labels:garden, painting, art
bird feeders,
bird photos,
Bird watching,
goldfinches
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