In Honor of the Winged Nation
Downey Woodpecker
2½”H; 4”W ; $110
This darling bird is the smallest of our woodpeckers. Blending into the light and shadows of the trees makes him very hard to spot.
See an image of this bird in “Marie’s Inspirations”
Pileated Woodpecker
4”H; 4 ¼”W ; $250
This spectacular bird is the largest of our woodpeckers. He is always a delight to see whenever we are blessed with his presence.
See an image of this bird in “Marie’s Inspirations”
Spotted Towhee
4”H; 4 ½”W ; $250
This red-eyed towhee is common in our area. His bold colors makes him easily identifiable but hard to spot in the brush.
See an image of this bird in “Marie’s Inspirations”
Thunderbird
3 ¼”H; 7 ¼”W; $275
One of my totems is a golden Eagle. I wanted to do a special tribute to this favored raptor. To me, this basket represents more of the spiritual qualities of the bird rather than a visual representation.
Great Blue Heron
3 ¾”H; 4”W; $225
The juvenile Great Blue has an eye catching stripe of black and white up its long neck. This is offset by its pearly gray back and wings.
See an image of this bird in “Marie’s Inspirations”
California Quail
4 ¾”W; 4”W; $250
The California Quail’s complex patterning keeps this darling bird well camouflaged.
See an image of this bird in “Marie’s Inspirations”
Red Head
3 ¾”H; 5”W; $250
When my husband and I go to Klamath to go birding, I’m always on the lookout for this handsome duck. I love his striking red head, his light blue bill, his black chest and black and white mottled back.
See an image of this bird in “Marie’s Inspirations”
Killdeer
4″H x 4 ½” W; $250
The bold patterning on this small bird keeps her well camouflaged when it builds its nest on the rocky ground.