About Me

My name is Pica. I live in Davis, California and I have another blog, Feathers of Hope, which I keep with my partner Numenius, and which isn't primarily about sketching birds. My ABA list stands at 697 702, which seems a fine time to start sketching birds instead of spending a fortune on a camera and lenses to start photographing them all... The first post from August 2007, detailing all this, can be found here.

Contact me: pica at magpienest dot org

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11 March 08

1. Our dark-eyed juncos are leaving us too.

   
   
   — Teresa    13. March 2008, 11:31    Link

2. I think I have their Midwest cousins visiting my birdseed!

   
   
   — Dave    13. March 2008, 14:06    Link

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