Hello Robin Redbreast

This robin stopped by my cherry tree the other day during a wind storm. I haven't posted any animals from my tree lately, so I thought I would share. This guy sat there for quite a while and it gave me time to grab the camera.

More Little Critters

In early June I visited my mom and dad's extended family in Texas. My sister brought her adorable 7 month old Colin to see everyone. Colin was such a good baby and a trooper with all the changes in his routine: airline flights, car rides and tons of new strangers. He has huge brown eyes and they find that camera while getting pictures of him. He is a little ham.





He started eating solids better while we were in Texas, here he is with his favorite, a Texas Peach. He attacked that peach like it was the last food in the world.

The last photo of him is in Lubbock, Texas at Prairie Dog Town with his mom, my sister Erin. This is a place set aside for Prairie Dogs to be protected. They are free to move in and out of the area and in fact, in the photo below with the green grass, they had tunneled under the fence to the other side. They are pretty cute.









When I got home, I got another photo of a Chickedee. I think this is the best one yet, but still a little blurry.

The Cherry Tree Again

This snap shot is really bad, this little gal was really fast and landed maybe twice where I could see her. Of course she hid behind leaves most of the time. This tree is really drawing in the birds lately.

I had not seen this bird before, but she is a Yellow-rumped Warbler. Apparently the most common type of warbler in the US. To see more (and better) photos check out this great website that helps you idendify birds. http://identify.whatbird.com/obj/154/_/Yellow-rumped_Warbler.aspx

NEW LISTINGS - JEWELRY

I have not listed any jewelry for a while as I had everything stored up for the Farmer's Market. I have taken pictures and started listed some of that jewelry. The earrings above are the favorite ones I made for the Farmer's Market. I was surprised they didn't sell as they are super adorable. These are called "bird bath."

This is the favorite necklace I put together with a handmade lampwork bead and vintage enamaled chain.

Click on the pictures to be taken to the item for sale.