These Painted Buntings are
one of the most difficult birds
to spot in the wild. They come to our feeder usually
accompanied by indigo buntings, but only when they are certain it is safe.
The male is the colorful one while the female is green. Price= $795.00
This life sized, fully detailed
robin was a commission work. He is set
among copper grass. The picture does not include the autumn leaves that were added to the base.
A similiar piece would sell for $500.00.
This life sized crow measures 21 inches from tip of tail to tip of beak!
He is fully detailed and represents a young adult who does not show the battle scars of an older bird.
He was a commission piece for a family that raised several crows. His wings have a purplish irridescence
when seen at certain angles. Price for a similiar piece: $700.00.
This immature bluebird is 4" long
and is just about old enough to fly. This bird sells quickly and the bird shown here is
probably sold.
A current picture will be E-mailed upon request. Price: $125.00
This baby cardinal is gender neutural,
but
at this age more closely resembles the female.
Its head is turned at a right angle
and its overall length is 4 inches. Price: $150.00
This baby Robin is just starting
to show
its red breast. It is 5 inches long. Price: $150.00
This egret is what I refer to in my
information
page as a "slick". No feathers are detailed and it is an artistic
interpretation of an egret with
no specific species. It is approximately 3 feet tall
and is another one that sells
too quickly to keep the picture up to date.
When ordering, please specify a burl(shown) or driftwood base
and the direction you would like the head to turn. Price: $150.00
This is the
white phase of a Reddish Egret. Its dimensions(30 inch height by
20 inch length)
are accurate, but the bird is also carved as a "slick". Price: $150.00
This carving is a mixed species family of Ibises,
that quite
frequently occur where the habitats of the White Ibis and Scarlet Ibis overlap.
In
this carving the male is the scarlet Ibis and the Female is white. The juvenile is
mottled black and white until it gets its adult feathers. White Ibis are common in Miami while
the scarlet Ibis
is much more rare. The white color gene is dominant, but both the
adult male and juvenile have oil
glands giving them an irridescent appearance.
The female sits on a Manzanita burl, while the family and copper
plant are on a slab of Indian Rosewood. Dimensions:45"w x 52"h x24"d Price: $2800.00