Pond at Sapsucker Woods by Bebops

Pond at Sapsucker Woods by Bebops
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Pond at Sapsucker Woods
This photo was taken at the main pond of Sapsucker Woods, home of Cornell University's Lab of Ornithology in Ithaca, New York. On this day in autumn, the main pond featured Canada Geese, Mallard Ducks and brilliant fall foliage in colors of gold, red, yellow, orange and green. The luminous air created an ethereal quality. The water reflections further enhanced the magical feeling of the day. 

Vintage Birds Print by LadyLovelace

Vintage Birds Print by LadyLovelace
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Vintage Birds Print by LadyLovelace

Vintage Birds Print by LadyLovelace
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Two pretty birds (swallows?) with their nest, a perfect print for bird lovers and vintage lovers alike.

Red Head Woodpecker Stamp by artbymar

Red Head Woodpecker Stamp by artbymar
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This is from my vintage image collection and is an elegant woodpecker busily working on the side of a tree. It is an old, vintage illustration. The woodpecker is blue, red and white and looks majestic on the side of a tree somewhere in the forest. 

Steller's Jay Print by mlewallpapers

Steller's Jay Print by mlewallpapers
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A long time ago, I painted an unfinished cuckoo clock for my grandmother. She loved blue jays and cardinals, but I also added in the blue jay of the west, the Steller's Jay. Years later I was lucky enough to see them for myself in Yosemite National Park. The first one I saw was off the Panorama Trail, but this one was much closer to civilization near the main lodge.