Getting ready for a major art course as well as the art show for the last course. Blogs may slow to a trickle and then stop for a while.
Meanwhile, we frightened up the first American Woodcock of the season on Friday and on Saturday I heard the first Killdeers of the season and, I think, heard some Tundra Swans high overhead. I am not positive about the swans as I never did find them with my binoculars but I was 95 percent sure of the sounds.
Snowdrops are coming up in my flower garden and tulips are poking up in various places. I doubt that the snow is gone for good but it sure is great to see a bit of green here and there.
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o-o-o-o I do want to see the woodcock! We have a few buds on some trees but no other signs of spring yet (other than the lack of snow on the ground)
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I, too, will miss your posts. All the best with the new art course. Will this one be on a different medium or genre? Looking forward to hearing more about the art show after it opens.
E, Someplace in my slide files, I have a woodcock photo. I took it before I knew what it was. Here on our property we have lots of woodcock doing their spring mating flights every spring. I think it's a bit too early for that yet.
PT, I have lots of choices for the art and have not decided what to work with yet. I look forward to having some interesting things to share when it's over to make up for the empty spots while it's going on.
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