Birds

‘Darling I love you’– Acrylic on canvas- 8″x8″ Female Cardinal

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**‘Stellar Females’ Acrylic on Canvas 12″x12″**

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**‘Conversation’ Acrylic on Canvas 8″x8″**
(Thank you Stuart Semple)

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**‘Stellar Jay’ Acrylic on Canvas 6″x6″** (see below)

**‘Chickadee’ – ‘Stellar Jay’ – ‘Flicker’ Acrylic on Canvas 6″x6″ Each**

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**‘Notre Dame de Paris’ Acrylic on Canvas 12″x12″**

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