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Posted 9 years ago
kyratango
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Tiny game bird!
3mm or 1.1/4" long.
Bought it for mount, unmarked silver, only 7 rhinestones remaining...
Kyratised with spare rosecut stones, had to glue them as size wasn't quite accurate.
Found a small square maker's mark on reverse of the head: a barrel (?) Letters A P beneath.
The green "mountain" is a stone my hubby picked in the Alps during his long hiking last summer :-)
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No - that's a pheasant!
No... but thank you for your interest and love :-)
Rooster:
Rooster Royalty Free Stock Photos - Image: 11815288
http://www.dreamstime.com/royalty-free-stock-photos-rooster-image11815288
Pheasant:
Ring-necked Pheasant by WanderingAlbatross on DeviantArt
http://wanderingalbatross.deviantart.com/art/Ring-necked-Pheasant-267635476
Celiene, yes! You're a good huntress ;-))
Thanks for the love too!
Thank you Sean and Martika for your early loves!
At first glance, I thought it was a Road Runner. You know, "beep-beep", from the TV cartoon (I actually saw a road runner once, right here in Las Vegas! On a large, open tract of land in the center of the city! Never knew they were such small critters, maybe only 15" tall!). Sorry, got side-tracked there. [;>))
Yes! I know Beep Beep and Will coyote :-D
You're welcome to side track here, on the condition you won't drive over my pheasant, Nevadablades ;-))
Othanks Othanks Oroyoroy for your love ;-))
Thank you Bonnie for loving the birdie!
Othanks Othanks Oroyoroy for your love ;-))
Thank you Bonnie for loving the birdie!
Thank you Valentino, Anna and Mike for loving my new critter :-)
A wondeful job of "kyratizing" as usual!
Gorgeous end result!
Thank you Bonnie, but the kyratisation would have been better without the use of glue, lol!
Karen, thank you for your so kind comment :-)
Thousand thanks to all of you, 20 lovers :-D