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| Willa with her siblings and parent |
It has been a busy last few weeks. First there was the Georgia Ornithological Society meeting where I got a chance to preview “Willa’s Grand Adventures,” children’s book. It was well received. There were some good suggestions on how to smooth out some transitions.
During the week, I had to prepare the etching press for it debut as a teaching tool at Glynn Visual Art Center. The press and I had our first printmaking workshop on Sunday. You can read about that workshop at www.artworksforbirds.blogspot.com
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| This one is banded. This was at the south end at the end of September . Will it stay for the winter |
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| This one wasn't banded but was hanging with the banded plover |
On Saturday morning, Breanna and I were out at dawn for our International Shorebird Survey. It was overcast, and there wasn’t as much bird activity. However, we were treated to three Piping Plovers. Here a few pictures. Enjoy.
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| A happy plover watcher watching a happy plover. |
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