I'm working on some sketches for new bird brooch designs, and I'd love to know if you have a favourite kind of bird.
I've already made bullfinches...
... goldfinches....
... bluetits...
... robins...
... greenfinches....
... chaffinches...
... cardinals...
... coaltits...
...and snowy owls...
... but what should I make next?
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chickadees!! :)
ReplyDeleteLiving in the city, I've grown very fond of Starlings :)
ReplyDeleteYour birds are darling, by the way!
cuuuuuuuuuuute! i love chickadees and juncos
ReplyDeletesteller blue jays... they are very cheeky... and beautiful.
ReplyDeletetufted titmouse! so sweet and soft looking...
ReplyDeleteBluebirds (the state bird of Missouri) are very pretty and vibrant. They would make a very cute brooch :)
ReplyDeleteHere's a link to see what the bird looks like, they are small and oh so cute! :)
http://www.statesymbolsusa.org/Lists/state_birds_list.html
Blessings!
Patti
I love long tail tits, they have such cute faces. Also love barn owls.
ReplyDeletePenguins. :)
ReplyDeleteParrots maybe?
These are the most adorable things I have seen! I don't know much about birds at all but I would say King Fisher. They fascinate me!
ReplyDeletethere is nothing left!! erm, kingfisher? we have a squirrel in our garden.
ReplyDeleteRed-headed woodpeckers or maybe Baltimore Orioles. Love their colors!
ReplyDeleteBudgies!!
ReplyDeleteI love Chickadees, however I could easily see a peacock.
ReplyDeletethose are all fabulous!
ReplyDeletehow about a hummingbird?
great precision! i love your felty works!
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Kingfishers have the most beautiful colours, or perhaps a goldcrest?
ReplyDeleteI think these have already been said - but I love kingfishers and bluejays. There's always the California Quail :)
ReplyDeleteI agree. Chickadees, I read once, are "the darlings of the bird world". I also really like the tufted titmouse. They are so cute!
ReplyDeleteDoves? Crows? Can't wait to see what you do next!
ReplyDeleteOoh, pigeons or long tail tits would be lovely :D
ReplyDeletebeautiful! i love birds! and i vote for kingfisher, peacock, hoopoe and white stork :)
ReplyDeleteA thrush with a lovely speckly chest.
ReplyDeleteBluetits and robins are my favourites, but since you already have those, I would say sparrows. Often overlooked, but very cute, I think.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! all birds are wonderful, maybe penguins or parakeets... :)
ReplyDeletePheasants, for they are the most hilarious of birds. Also they are pretty cute-looking :)
ReplyDeletei think a blue jay would match your cardinal wonderfully : )
ReplyDeleteHow about a Masked Gnatcatcher:
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Lovely birds!
My favourite birds are tits! They are beautiful...and grateful when they get food in winter...And they sing beautiful...Yep, my favourite. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love both the starlings and the blue jays. The starlings because they are such good fun when chatting together and having a good time ... and blue jays are just so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteExcellent colors beautiful !!!
ReplyDeletewrens or puffins perhaps.
ReplyDeleteOh they are so cute! That little Robin is too die for!
ReplyDeleteseconding the request for a puffin!
ReplyDeleteCockatoos or a rooster.
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ReplyDeleteLovebirds
kingfishers are beautiful
ReplyDeleteWagtails are very sweet. My 5 year old suggested a peregrine falcon!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Suzanna: chickadees!
ReplyDeletepeacock, maybe?
ReplyDeleteChickadees (which I see is already popular!) Australian Magpies and Little Corellas :)
ReplyDeleteIndigo Bunting: http://thundafunda.com/33/animals-pictures-nature/male-indigo-bunting-pictures.php
ReplyDeleteExceptionally brilliant blue, very bold looking.
Kingfishers!! *grin*
ReplyDeleteYour bird pins are really cool!
SongBird
I love cardinals...So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMaby you make peacock with rich colors:)) Hello from İstanbul
ReplyDeleteI came to say parrots (because you could go nuts with all the colours!), but someone beat me to it! Also agree with peacocks, they would be fabulous...ditto penguins. So fun for next winter!
ReplyDeleteAnd how about puffins?
Gorgeous work, as always.
xo
If the most-mentioned bird eventually gets made, I'm going to say Kingfishers again in the hope that you pick these!
ReplyDeleteTeresa
All really lovely, especially the robin and geenfinch....we see a lot of magpies and rooks here, not the cutest of birds though, how about swallows and swifts?
ReplyDeletePeacocks, green bee eaters, cuckoos and maybe even a bird of paradise!
ReplyDeletewhat about the wee wren?
ReplyDeleteRed winged blackbird!
ReplyDeleteflamingos!
ReplyDeleteWhat about a superb fairy wren?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.wildspot.com.au/pages/Birds/Superb%20fairy%20m%20.html
If you wanted to 'branch out' (yes, I kill me!) you could do some aussie parrots like major mitchell or sulphur-crested cockatoos or eclectus parrots or rosellas??
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ils sont tous beaux,, peut être les mésanges,les rouge-gorges...
ReplyDeletePeacock
ReplyDeletechickadee
They are all so beautiful!!!!
ReplyDelete...Robins are my favourities
:)
I love wrens, great shape, but not that colourful. We have a beautiful kingfisher on our river - now that's colourful. x
ReplyDeleteI don't know if any one else suggested a gouldian finch, but here's what they look like
ReplyDeletehttp://farm3.static.flickr.com/2498/3881837234_78c48302a8.jpg
I second the blue wrens, I have the cutest little family that lives in my backyard. They are so sweet and brave and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThey're lovely! I've been lucky enough to see both a Green Woodpecker & a Great Spotted Woodpecker in my south London garden recently. They're both beautiful - I especially love their long bills.
ReplyDeleteI do love wagtails, though I'm not sure how recognisable they'd be if you couldn't see their tails wagging. Do you do pigeons, I wonder...?
ReplyDeleteA Kingfisher would rock too!!
ReplyDeleteWe love your birds. Our current favourites are a small bird called the Ashy Prinia (Ashy wren warbler) and the White Breasted kingfisher.
ReplyDelete-Namitha and Anant, Delhi, India.
Classic blackbirds would be fab! Or how about Song Thrush's? I love their speckly chests!
ReplyDeleteWe have Herons visiting our garden pond and there are lots of Little Egrets here in Sussex. My favourite bird in our garden is the Bluetit. All of your birds are utterly brilliant. Marion x
ReplyDeleteBluejays!
ReplyDeleteNuthatch! (And seconding votes for barn owl and wren)
ReplyDeletethey are gorgeous!
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