Helpful Posts: Thank you Bernard... It was actually a good exercise for me to try... As one day I would like to create something artistic with my birds, but it seems to be a very slow learning curve for me...
Well, I think Scottish people have a wonderful sense of humour... And that sure is a beautiful bird. It looks tropical to me. I've visited England but have yet to visit Scotland, and I would love to do so one day.
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24th September 2013, 09:51 PM #21
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25th September 2013, 09:29 AM #22
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On the subject of glint in their eyes I am reminded on the guy who used to take a fine needle to his anmal slides.
You have come along well Christina though it didn't take long top spot the funny position of the far chappie's legs
He could well have been on top of the branch as the curvature is very similar.
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25th September 2013, 11:52 AM #23
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Thank you for pointing that out... So many things to think about and learn.
Originally Posted by jcuknz
On the subject of glint in their eyes I am reminded on the guy who used to take a fine needle to his anmal slides.
You have come along well Christina though it didn't take long top spot the funny position of the far chappie's legs He could well have been on top of the branch as the curvature is very similar.
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