Friday Face Off
From The Sol
Friday, October 9, 2026
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Sunday, October 4, 2026
Sunday in the Art Room
Sunday in the Art Room
So, this is my Barn Owl ... I had to completely redo it π and I have it in my mind that the first version was better, but so be it ...
Friday, October 2, 2026
Friday Face Off ...
Friday Face Off
This is an old piece I did a few years ago. I ran across it in my files and thought I would share it with you.
Sunday, September 27, 2026
Sunday in the Art Room ...
And then, the Arboretum in the ...
I am a tree hugger. My friend and I escape life by going to the Arboretum where the air is fresh and all is calm and beautiful. It is the best thing for your mental health as well as just pure relaxation and enjoyment. I have hundreds of tree pictures, each one beautiful and special. You will see more of them over time :)
Sunday, September 13, 2026
Sunday in the Art Room
He looks like a grumpy old man, but he was molting and yes, that made him grumpy :)
He was visiting my house on the lake while his mew was being remodeled .... what a treat that was :)And yes, he only had one eye which is why we couldn't release him.
Those were some of the best year of my life so I hope you don't mind if I keep referring back to them.
Fall is on us .... the weather is beautiful, but still no fall colors. I wait with bated breath :)
Andrea @ From The Sol
Saturday, August 29, 2026
Friday Face Off ...
This is the Mr. of the Mr. and Mrs. Kestrel we had at the Raptor Center. They are beautiful, active birds, but also mischevious and fun ... and very hard to catch up. They loved the walks we would take them on through the wooded areas and bated (tried to fly off the glove) anytime they saw something that looked "delicious" :) When the Raptor Center was closed (lack of funding, of course) some of the birds ended up staying in our homes until a new Center could be established. This young man was my guest for awhile and believe me, when I took him for walks we were the most popular pair in the neighborhood. As much time as we spent with them, they never stopped being wild. Though they tolerated our presence, they longed to be free. None of our birds could be released because they either had injuries that would prevent them from surviving or they were imprinted on humans and could be a danger to humans or to themselves.
Andrea @ From the Sol
Sunday, August 16, 2026
Friday Face Off ...
Friday Face Off So, even if you don't like mice ... isn't this a sweet face? He was a pet of my Granddaughter many years ago ... I ...
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Link to Wild Bird Wednesday Wild Bird Wednesday # 54 I am taking some liberties with this post because it is not...
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Sunday in the Art Room Reflections This just begins to scratch the surface of the reflection pictures I have ... I am sure I will add to t...
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Once again, The Eyes Have It ... I have been asked to show what I do to arrive at my pictures so for awhile I will add a description...




















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