http://threestarowl.com/natural-history/picture-of-purples-past Three Star Owl clay studio Sun, 20 May 2012 17:19:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://threestarowl.com/natural-history/picture-of-purples-past/comment-page-1#comment-20161 New Year’s first bird | Three Star Owl - Functional and Sculptural Clay Artwork with a Natural History Sat, 01 Jan 2011 17:00:52 +0000 http://threestarowl.com/?p=6825#comment-20161 [...] in other posts, Costa’s hummingbirds are year round birds in our yard, although in the winter months their numbers can be sparse. Currently, I know of one male in the yard, this one, who holds court at the feeder hung in the [...] [...] in other posts, Costa’s hummingbirds are year round birds in our yard, although in the winter months their numbers can be sparse. Currently, I know of one male in the yard, this one, who holds court at the feeder hung in the [...]

]]> http://threestarowl.com/natural-history/picture-of-purples-past/comment-page-1#comment-17985 kate Tue, 12 Jan 2010 03:22:16 +0000 http://threestarowl.com/?p=6825#comment-17985 I can't wait for the Black-Chins! I miss them. I am awash in my usual Broadbills but am not yet seeing Annas at my feeder. I'm looking forward to the variety. Mr. and Mrs. Chip, the cardinals that nest in Tony's yard behind me, have been scarce for the last month and I was very happy to see them in my tangerine tree last night, munching sunflower seeds. Chipcake Jackson, their son, may have moved on. I can’t wait for the Black-Chins! I miss them. I am awash in my usual Broadbills but am not yet seeing Annas at my feeder. I’m looking forward to the variety. Mr. and Mrs. Chip, the cardinals that nest in Tony’s yard behind me, have been scarce for the last month and I was very happy to see them in my tangerine tree last night, munching sunflower seeds. Chipcake Jackson, their son, may have moved on.

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