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Old 01-12-2004, 11:35 PM   #1
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This is a Red-throated Bee-eater that I just finished.









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Old 01-12-2004, 11:47 PM   #2
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David.....Looks extremely good, I've been gaining more confidence to try a bird, but feel I'm not ready yet. Also like the stand, very realistic setting. Coffeeman
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thats a beautiful bird David! how did you get the fine feathers under the eyes? Also, where is the bird from? My wife grabbed her birds of north american book and couldn't find it?
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Exceptional, David! I agree with Dave, and would like to know the details on the fine texturing under the eyes.

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Hi_Ho_Sliver,

They live in central Africa. I had a hard time finding reference
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I did the feathering with a wood burner.

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David,

Excellent carving! I also agree on the fine detail that you burned in and the mounting of the bird.

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David, he's beautiful! Must have been fun to do, the colors are so vivid, can't imagine seeing one of those at the old bird feeder!! Fat chance of that here in chilly Pennsylvania, he'd be freezing his little birdie behind off! If one ever comes to United States it will probably be at Hi Ho's bird feeder! You did a great job on him, thanks for sharing!! Callynne
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David,
Wonderful carving I just love him so much color and great detail. I always admire bird carvers that is probably because I dont have the patience to carve one.
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