Halloween Chalk Art
This is the last of Halloween Chalk Art for this year (see others here). This one was inspired by Bio Diversity Heritage Library's Page Frights, a collaboration with Smithsonian Library where ghoulish images from old nature texts were published all this month for public use. This one of a great horned owl silhouetted by the light of a full moon is spooky enough but not quiet astronomically correct for this year. As a matter of fact, Halloween is falling a day after the New Moon.
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Yesterday was cold and rainy day here. But there was a lot of action in the backyard brought in by a flock of migrating starlings that dropped by for berries and water. The resident robins got all agitated and brought in their own flock from the neighborhood to stand guard over the honeysuckle tree. Here are a few pictures of the standoff.
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| This little woodpecker decided to join in the fun! |
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Love the birds. I have never seen a starling before. Love their blue spots.
ReplyDeletewonderful atmospheric chalk art! And great shots of the starlings versus the robins. I have a downy woodpecker like the one in your photo that visits nearly every day-fun to watch. happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteYour chalk art is simply AMAZING Indira ! Thank you for joining Moo Mania & More with it!
ReplyDeleteAdorable photos of all this wonderful birds! So busy in your garden!
Thank you for sharing!
Happy weekend - happy PPF! Happy Moo Mania & More!
Susi
a spooky Halloween owl; Great. Luv those birds photos too.
ReplyDeletemuch love...
Your chalk art is charming! I also enjoyed seeing the birds from your parts!
ReplyDelete~~ Irene
That owl is just perfect for this time of year. I loved your bird pictures, too.
ReplyDeleteLots of birds but I like your owl best. Very nicely done with the chalk.
ReplyDeleteFabulous bird photos and I love the chalk piece. Anything with owls works for me. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photos.
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