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| David Duckett, Comment for image # 13069 | 03 Jul 09 18:13 |
| Well, well. What a delight! There are at least two males around here. I'll try to get some shots of the other birds which come for dinner. |
| jdaawa, Comment for image # 13069 | 03 Jul 09 17:56 |
| David I just looked a second time at this bird, that's not a cardinal, that's a male Pyrrhuloxia.(I've never seen one.) The cardinal has a black face mask and an orange beak. Alex |
| FLYBOYZ, Comment for image # 13035 | 03 Jul 09 13:15 |
| VERRY pertty |
| FLYBOYZ, Comment for image # 13070 | 03 Jul 09 13:14 |
| Seen a white dove once looking at me in a popcorn tree and he stayed three for a long time why in was wroking.The orange bird is pertty |
| FLYBOYZ, Comment for image # 13069 | 03 Jul 09 12:56 |
| Good greif thats a rabbit and I thought cane cuters where big!I REALLY don,t think theres any thing that can catch him!Then again they might not want to catch him!HE HE |
| jdaawa, Comment for image # 13070 | 03 Jul 09 11:29 |
| OK I'm working from PETERSONS FIELD GUIDE, WESTERN BIRDS. These three don't occur in my area. From top to bottom I think they are a Hooded Oriole (Page 313); a white winged dove (page 208) and a female Gila Woodpecker (page 229) Alex |
| jdaawa, Comment for image # 13069 | 03 Jul 09 11:09 |
| I agree, I had forgotton how big the jackrabbits are out there! |
| David Duckett, Comment for image # 13035 | 03 Jul 09 09:53 |
| No offense, I'm glad to know what it is. ;-) |
| jdaawa, Comment for image # 13035 | 03 Jul 09 09:38 |
| David, please don't take offense, but that isn't a sparrow, that's a male House Finch. Google House Finch Alex |
| David Duckett, Comment for image # 13038 | 02 Jul 09 19:03 |
| Many thanks!! The canopy is attached with medium CA and one small gap in front was filled with white glue which dries clear. I used painted strips of masking tape across the top and then masked off the bottom and painted it. I had to use filler only in a couple of small spots at the very back and also at the front. Finally I cut the front framing in one piece from the masking tape. I do have, and sometimes use, canopy glue but I'll use CA if I can get away with it. The paint itself acts as a filler, as well and there's about six coats around the base. |
| FLYBOYZ, Comment for image # 13038 | 02 Jul 09 18:31 |
| Very pertty Dave!fantastic on the gear too. |
| rhysleo, Comment for image # 13038 | 02 Jul 09 16:19 |
| wow this looks great! |
| JohnG., Comment for image # 13038 | 02 Jul 09 16:16 |
| APPLAUSE!! APPLAUSE!!! |
| jgood, Comment for image # 13038 | 02 Jul 09 15:34 |
| Looks so good, David. How did you mount the canopy? Canopy glue, filler, then paint? |
| Roring40, Comment for image # 13038 | 02 Jul 09 04:13 |
| What a great angle and a superb finish - well done ! |
| David Duckett, Image # 13039 | 01 Jul 09 16:14 |
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| David Duckett, Image # 13038 | 01 Jul 09 16:14 |
Wing walks added |
| David Duckett, Image # 13037 | 01 Jul 09 16:13 |
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| David Duckett, Image # 13036 | 01 Jul 09 16:11 |
The inner doors will complete the main gear. |
| jdaawa, Comment for image # 13029 | 01 Jul 09 09:07 |
| Male Northern Cardinal |
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