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> Good morning! #winter #morning #coldandbeautiful #citylights > #naturephotography #winter #december #2018 #alaska > My very first #watercolor #project #autumnleaves #naturejournal > #watercolorbeginner > #workinprogress #rose #drawing #selftaught #beginnerlevel > #naturedrawing > It’s not too late to learn how to draw ☺️ #naturejournal > #learntodraw #nature #beginnerlevel > #cat #bob #drawing #selftaught another #first for me #graphite > #newmemberofthefamily #bob Categories Select Category 2017 2018 2019 Activities Alaska April August Birds    American Robin    Black-billed Magpie    Black-capped Chickadee    Boreal Chickadee    Bown Shrike    Brown Creeper    Common Redpoll    Dark-eyed Junco    Downy Woodpecker    Fox Sparrow    Golden-crowned Sparrow    Gray Jay    Gray-cheeked Thrush    Hairy Woodpecker    Hermit Thrush    Hoary Redpoll    Pine Grosbeak    Pine Siskin    Red-breasted Nuthatch    Ruby-crowned Kinglet    Sharp-shinned Hawk    Steller’s Jay    Swainson’s Thrush    Varied Thrush    Wilson’s Warbler    Yellow Warbler    Yellow-rumped Warbler December February Fungi & Lichens January July June Mammals    Bears    Lynx    Moose    Red Fox    Snowshoe Hare March May Nature Activities    An*mal Tracks    Cloud Watching    Drawings    Graphite    Leaves    nature photography    Watercolor Northern Lights November October Our backyard birds Our Backyard Plants Plants    Alaska’s Poisonous Plants       Devil’s Club Berries    Wildflowers Rodents    Common Porcupine    Red Squirrel    Vole September. “FOR BY THE GREATNESS OF THE BEAUTY, AND OF THE CREATURE, THE CREATOR OF THEM MAY BE SEEN, SO AS TO BE KNOWN THEREBY” (WIS. 13:5) Downy Woodpecker sharing the suet feeder with the Red-breasted Nuthatch This Red Squirrel is waiting for me to leave, so that it can go back to it’s business (eating bird food).