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Author: EdNewbold

I'll teach the seminar on obsessively reworking old paintings Nov. 11, 2010 Warblers of the West. I'm deep in this re-paint job but questioning it at the same time--appropriate for this Seasonal Affective Disorder time of year. I fret about things like whether the Colima Warbler...

03 December, 2010 /

Tough job ahead on Eagle Nov. 3 , 2010. I started this Eagle in New Mexico in a completely different pose. What a mess there with the fir branch of the bonsai evergreen. Can I bring that foreground into compliance and make the Eagle look a...

02 December, 2010 /
Lake Sammamish State Park: pretty in the unseasonable cold --Nov. 20 2010 Delia & I went over to Lake Samammish State Park today for a quick 14,000 steps in the cold weather today (Delia has taken to wearing a pedometer everywhere lately.)
23 November, 2010 /
(Nov. 22, 2010 Seattle got slammed today) Our Anna's Hummingbird spent the day guarding the feeder in the backyard. The yellow behind him is a birch tree whose leaves have turned.

23 November, 2010 /

Nov. 13, 2010 This male Anna's Hummingbird was preening in the backyard for a while while another was foraging. They sure seem to be spending alot more time at the feeder now that nature is winding down for winter....

19 November, 2010 /

Nov. 13, 2010 This male Anna's Hummingbird was preening in the backyard for a while while another was foraging. They sure seem to be spending alot more time at the feeder now that nature is winding down for winter....

13 November, 2010 /