Drawn to continue

[offcntr]

Since I still had pages left in my Octob3r drawing book, I've continued to make a drawing a day. For the most part, I've been continuing to draw during/right after breakfast, though I've had a few stressful/slept late/need to hurry off to do something mornings, where I wound up putting off 'til later. Still no almost-midnight artworks, though there are still pages left.

Comments

[anais_pf]

I had no idea you don't have cardinals or blue jays in Oregon! I see those two kinds of birds all the time out the window that I can see from my computer. There is kind of a jungle back there and they like to light on the big vine that runs horizontally right across the middle of the window. The cardinals also like to attack various of my windows all freaking day long: bonk! bonk! bonk! Crazy birds. I wish I could send you a few.

[offcntr]

Yeah, no cardinals at all. The Jay's we have are scrub jays (blue with grey back and cheeks, white eyebrow, and no crest), and Stellar's jays, which have the crest, but the head is black, body blue, with some black banding on wings and tail. Oh, and sky-blue eyebrows. Fetching, but not nearly as fancy as the Eastern blue Jay's with their white-and-black masks, and snazzy wing banding.

the things you trade for having red AND grey squirrels

[chefxh]

Handsome pheasant.

Was just talking about missing cardinals and not-Stellar jays and fireflies.

Re: the things you trade for having red AND grey squirrels

[offcntr]

I so miss fireflies. Denise's folks used to live near a marsh that was luminous with them in summer.

And we had three kinds of squirrels in Wisconsin: red squirrels (tiny), grey squirrels (big), and fox squirrels (even bigger). Don't thing we have the last out here.