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Here’s another one of the 1830’s bird prints. This one is very colorful, I love his green and blue feathers! His caption is “Roller”, I’ve never heard of this type of bird before. His expression looks a bit sneaky, don’t you think?!
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Betty says
That is a very pretty bird.I am collecting bird pictures for my 92 year old mother she likes to look at them.
Cindy N. (aka nadci) says
Thank you Karen. So beautiful.
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Kathy-Catnip Studio says
I really love this series of images; I sooo look forward to each one – thank you, Karen!
Lululiz says
What a very handsome fellow!
VerdeSalvia delle colline di Firenze says
Beautiful bird, wonderful colors!!
Thank you Karen!
Daniela
a painter says
I really started laughing when I read “sneaky.” Made my morning!
(It’s a great bird image!)
Jennifer says
I am thrilled to have found your site and the sites that are connected to you – what perfect items… stop and visit! Jennifer jennsthreegraces
Kim says
Hi Karen, I was just directed here by Terri from Dimples and Dragonflies. She showed us her new/old mirror using the bird graphic from your post. I have no idea how she did that! I thought these graphics were just for blogs. I’m confuddled. Your graphics are beautiful!
Kim
Nancy @ Live love laugh says
As always, you give us the most beautiful prints! I especially love the birds.
~Nancy
Anonymous says
I laughed out loud when I saw the caption. I actually live in Rwanda and see rollers every now and then, and they are every bit as gorgeous as he looks in the picture. Maybe less sneaky, though.
misscollyann says
This is female Ptilonorhynchus violaceus. I love this birds! They are really awesome!