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Papier soie métallisé
Repliage de ma plus récente fée. Comme les papillons ont leurs motifs sur le «dos» des ailes, j'ai décidé d'enlever les motifs en changements de couleurs sur celle-ci. J'ai également modifié la tête et les manches, car elles ne me plaisaient pas autant précédemment. La pose est relativement semblable, mais c'est celle qui me parlait le plus.
Refold of my most recent fairy. Since butterflies have patterns on the «back» of their wings, I decided to remove the color changed patterns on this one. I also modified the head and sleeves since I didn't really like them previously. The pose is relatively the same, but it's the one that spoke the most to me.
Fee is currently taking better pictures of me but thought I'd pose a couple as well. And show off the new look I've been hiding for a few weeks. =P
Autumn and winter to the left, spring and summer to the right. Four seasons in one day at the stunning Corrie Fee NNR
I will continue to upload stuff, from time to time, but i't seems like i simply can't manage a 365 Project
Lighting: All natural window light.
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Un autre modèle utilisant la structure de mon ange. Mon but avec ce modèle était de lui ajouter de grandes ailes de papillon avec changements de couleur. Bien qu'ils soient assez limités en raison de la structure du modèle, je crois l'avoir bien réussi.
Another model using my angel structure. My goal was to add her huge butterfly wings with color chanegs. The color changes were pretty limited because of the model's structure, but I think I still managed to do it well.
To me, listening to baby birds learn their song is the cutest thing in the bird world.
I woke up this morning to a kindergarten concert. A chickadee was belting out a feebee concert and it was a baby, practicing. If you imagine she was singing 'Three Blind Mice', she was singing Three Blind, Three Blind, Three Blind, and then she would add a 3rd note down the scale........like Three Blind Mice. She practiced for 10 minutes. That 3rd note kept happening every few tries.
If that was me, I would just keep that 3rd note and call it My Special Song.........
I was always a square peg.
Moomin in her hejjie sunsuit! Made of course by the kind and talented Fee! She says thankies Auntie Fee!
For some reason Spielboden was not enough up or we just wanted to see a higher view....so we plodded up to längfluh - which is roughly as high as you can get as a "normal" walker.
Phoebes are proud members (at least they seem so) of the Family Tyrannidae, the tyrant flycatchers.
The Eastern Phoebe gets its name from its distinctive but rough two note call, fee-ah-bee or whee-bee. (not to be confused to the clearly whistled two note call of the Chickadee). The discovery of the Eastern Phoebe is credited to Thomas Say (1787-1834), who collected this species along the Arkansas River near Canon City, Colorado during the 1819-1820 expedition to establish military posts along the upper Missouri River.
The Eastern Phoebe holds the distinction of being the subject of the first bird banding experiment in North America. In the early 1800s, J. J. Audubon tied thin silver wires on the legs of a brood of Eastern Phoebes. The following year, he was delighted to discover that they returned to breed in the same area. Phoebes are notorious for returning to build their nest, often right on top of the previous years nest. At one location in New England, successive generations of Phoebes were known to return to breed under the same bridge for over 30 years.
Eastern Phoebes winter in the southern states from Texas to Florida. I found this one perched on a Barbed Wire Fence at Dinner Island Ranch WMA
in Hendry County, Florida.
This 1980s Paul Galdone illustration of a very happy cat playing with a butterfly just makes me smile.
Cat Goes Fiddle-i-fee.
Written and illustrated by Paul Galdone
Clarion Books; 1985
Our happy clients have no problems to carry a guitar and play in the mountain at an altitude of 5416 meters at Throung La- On Annapurna Circuit trek in the mountain
Saas-Fee can be reached by car or bus—postal buses run during much of the day half-hourly from Brig and Visp, though none provides a service beyond the bus terminal through the length of the town during the winter. No cars are allowed to enter the city (they have to be parked in special car parks outside); only small electric vehicles operate on the streets (and some petrol-driven garbage trucks). The decision to exclude most motor vehicles was made by the village at the time of the construction of the road from Saas Grund in 1951.