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When I was a little girl growing up in Myakka City, FL, there was a neighbor just down the road who raised peacocks. These creatures are surprisingly loud and when the wind was just right, our yard would be filled with their haunting cries. I would sometimes take the back pastures over to their farm. I had to go through a handful of barbed wire fences which is something I became an expert at. I would greet the cows being careful not to irritate any of the bulls. I would inevitably pick some wild flowers, but it was the sight of of those brilliant feathers I was after. The males with their jewel colored plumes always mesmerized me. Once in awhile I would get lucky and one of the fowl would have strayed close to the fence and lost a feather. This was the grand prize!
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Love P.E.A.C.O.C.K. Feathers?………………………………………….. #peacocks #peacockfeathers
quite beautiful…man struglles to create anything as incredible as what Mother Nature does on a regular basis
Thank you! That’s why I love abstract art and work that isn’t “photo-realistic”…..Since nothing man-made can compare, might as well create something different!
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They do have amazingly odd haunting cries…beautiful work, Sharon!
I had no idea they were loud! They are so beautiful! Speaking of beautiful, this is just gorgeous!!
Thank you Laura!
and thank you for the reblog! Just noticed 🙂
Thank you!
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Your work is SO beautiful!!! I’m going to pick my jaw off the floor and keep checking out your stuff. I love it!!!
Thank you so much! I am delighted to hear you like it so much. 🙂
Climbing through barbed wire fences for brilliantly colored feathers is certainly a wonderful adventure! I love your adventurous work Sharon 🙂
Are you surprised I went through barbed wire? LOL
ha! not in the least bit 🙂
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like!
Thank you Eric!