Whoa. Took me quite a while to figure out how in the world to make a mosaic (I'm not to technically savvy, you see), but I did it. Go me! I decided to throw in some of my favorite Texas birds from last season - Scissor-tailed Flycatcher, Black-capped Vireo, Golden-cheeked Warbler fledgie and adult, and a Green Jay.I've been researching the GCWAs for three years and miss the little guys already! They are adorable and I got pretty attached to them and their crazy little personalities (that's right, I just said they had personalities). I love running after the fledglings and watching them learn how to forage on their own.
I did some work with the Black-capped Vireos too...I tried all season to get a good photo of them - they are insanely hyperactive and they really like to make you crawl through some thick vegetation to find them! The GCWA and BCVI photos are from Hill Country/Real County.
The Green Jay is from a trip to south Texas. Beautiful birds. That was the first time I had seen them, I was pretty excited. And the Scissor-tailed is from Real County also...always a handsome and charismatic bird.
Check out mosaics at http://dearlittleredhouse.blogspot.com/search/label/Mosaic%20Monday
(sorry, I'm having a hard time getting used to macs and posting actual links!)
5 comments:
You did it & you did it well! Bravo!
You have some nice birds in Texas. I would love to see the Green Jay. Great photos and mosaic.
thanks for the thumbs up, Carol and Eileen!
Great job, Jill! You have some very pretty birds in Texas -- very different from what I see here in NJ. thanks for sharing at MM. :)
I just saw a green jay and other times the golden cheeked werbler. Also the ariole
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