In the evening I went to Clayworks to throw some VSVs (Very Small Vessels). The recent kiln-loading reminded me that we need smaller pieces to go around the larger ones and I like to keep some of these on hand. You can fit a lot on a bat.
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Tuesday, August 21, 2012
August 16 - Thursday hawk and VSVs
Thursday the girls noticed our hawk in the backyard as it flew up to a fencepost. It was pretty antisocial and kept it's back to me the whole time before taking wing and flying to the neighbor's tree. I love the fact that we have a pair of hawks living in our neighborhood.
In the evening I went to Clayworks to throw some VSVs (Very Small Vessels). The recent kiln-loading reminded me that we need smaller pieces to go around the larger ones and I like to keep some of these on hand. You can fit a lot on a bat.
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In the evening I went to Clayworks to throw some VSVs (Very Small Vessels). The recent kiln-loading reminded me that we need smaller pieces to go around the larger ones and I like to keep some of these on hand. You can fit a lot on a bat.
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3 comments:
We get those hawks in our yard too! I like those pieces that look like acorns(?) in the picture above, they are so cute!
Looking through our bird book, it looks like this is a red-shouldered hawk.
Penni-
Thanks. You may not recognize them when I'm finished with them.
Anonymous-
Thanks, I have been wondering which type of hawk it is.
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