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Dala Rooster Reflection

  • October 14, 2021September 28, 2021
  • by Rachael Koppendrayer

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Little Red Hen

  • March 25, 2020September 28, 2021
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Dala Rooster: Walk This Way

  • January 19, 2020September 17, 2021
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Dala Rooster: Lord of His Domain

  • November 29, 2018December 1, 2021
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Runaway Sleigh is finished, framed, and on my wall in time for Christmas! Rosemaling the sleigh on my Christmas card drawing (but in colored pencil, not the traditional painting). It's roughly 20 minutes of work condensed into 60 seconds. I'm working on my Christmas card--a Scandinavian theme this year, complete with a yule goat, tomte, and runaway sleigh. Fall colors part 2! Fall colors (reds and oranges and yellows) part 1: #meadowhawkdragonfly #rubythroatedhummingbird #meadowlark #pileatedwoodpecker #yellowladyslipper I recently updated my pack of MN Wildflowers cards--archived some of my earlier flowers, and replaced with some more recent artwork, like bottle gentians, Indian paintbrush, and the wild prairie rose. The yellow lady's slipper, prairie smoke, Turks-cap lily, virgin's bower clematis, and trillium are still there! The black-capped chickadees must be leaving the nest. This little guy warned me quite strongly not to step on him when I went out to water my plants last night! I saw my first hoary puccoon of the year along the bike trail on May 11. They're such cheery yellow-orange flowers! Pussy willows! I came across a nice patch of meadow willows on my first bike ride of the year. Spring is here at last! What signs of spring have you been seeing?

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