Poor indeed is the garden in which birds find no homes.
Abram L. Urban
Redheaded Finch (Amadina erythrocephala) - watercolour in Moleskine
The Redheaded Finches are nesting en masse in the Butterfly bushes (Buddleia salvifolia) at the pond in my garden, and what a noise! They're sharing their space with the Bronze Mannikins and the buzzing and tweeting fills the whole garden. I did a quick sketch of this one keeping an eye on me and then finished toe colours off from my bird book.
Wonderful bird! This is a lovely spread.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and informative journal page!
ReplyDeleteThank you both Carol and A Brush with colour!
ReplyDeletePam Johnson Brickell, I did it , you have an award waiting for you on my oil painting blog. Congratulations.
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Nice bird painting! It reminds me of the House Finches and Purple Finches we have in Georgia (USA)...they are often at my feeders, especially the House Finches.
ReplyDeleteThank you Debo! We have finches in abundance and if one looks closely, they are truly extraordinary little characters.
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