hummingbird feeder #1
It's hanging on a wooden spoon stuck in the crack between the freezer and refrigerator. Not the best display, I realize that, but it's what I thought of for the nonce.
The greatest care was taken to entwine the copper strands with machinelike precision to replicate precisely as possible a liana entanglement.
Psych. This stuff is easy to bend but not so easy to twist. The bottle can be unhooked.
The bottle is wearing a skirt.
And the skirt doesn't match the flower.
At all.
Labels: hummingbird feeder #1
ink bottle
This is an ink bottle probably a little larger than actual size, four inches total, found in a hole in England.
Dating from the 1890, which is like a century, blown glass, BIM, the bottle people call it, for blown in mold. .
Bare, Morecambe Bay, United Kingdom according to eBay description page whence these photos, a dreary place, the bay, according to Google images, but thank you for digging up this bottle I do appreciate all the digging.
This is the hole.
Anyway it will make a super hummingbird feeder. I think.
For the wayward wandering hummingbird during migration, not for a steadily active hummingbird area. It would be too small for that.
But this is the ink bottle that I've been waiting for and had to out-bid other people for, sorry to disappoint them, but I needed this unique bottle for this specific thing.
But this is the ink bottle that I've been waiting for and had to out-bid other people for, sorry to disappoint them, but I needed this unique bottle for this specific thing.
Labels: ink bottle
oryx
Source pic from Althouse.blogspot.com. The art is actually more interesting than this little joke would indicate, have a look at it here.
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