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Nest 17, bronze, alabaster, 11"x13"x14"Every Spring we have the pleasure of the company of a returning mother wren to a nest cuddled in our lamp post. We watch the amazing cycle of building, laying eggs, sitting, birthing, teaching and leaving that humbles us and minimizes our life concerns.
Nest 10, bronze, alabaster, 9"x15"x19"Every Spring we have the pleasure of the company of a returning mother wren to a nest cuddled in our lamp post. We watch the amazing cycle of building, laying eggs, sitting, birthing, teaching and leaving that humbles us and minimizes our life concerns.
Nest 16 and drawings, bronze, alabaster, 11"x15"x8" (Photo by Michael Heeney)Every Spring we have the pleasure of the company of a returning mother wren to a nest cuddled in our lamp post. We watch the amazing cycle of building, laying eggs, sitting, birthing, teaching and leaving that humbles us and minimizes our life concerns.
Nest 18, bronze, alabaster 10"x14"x11"Every Spring we have the pleasure of the company of a returning mother wren to a nest cuddled in our lamp post. We watch the amazing cycle of building, laying eggs, sitting, birthing, teaching and leaving that humbles us and minimizes our life concerns.
Nests at Gallery in the Field (Photo by Michael Heeney)Every Spring we have the pleasure of the company of a returning mother wren to a nest cuddled in our lamp post. We watch the amazing cycle of building, laying eggs, sitting, birthing, teaching and leaving that humbles us and minimizes our life concerns.
Five Two Clay Drawings, clay on Arches, 72"x32" each unit (Photo by LMW Design)Every Spring we have the pleasure of the company of a returning mother wren to a nest cuddled in our lamp post. We watch the amazing cycle of building, laying eggs, sitting, birthing, teaching and leaving that humbles us and minimizes our life concerns.
Spring 1 and 3, clay, charcoal, Arches, 34"x16" (Photo by Michael Heeney)Every Spring we have the pleasure of the company of a returning mother wren to a nest cuddled in our lamp post. We watch the amazing cycle of building, laying eggs, sitting, birthing, teaching and leaving that humbles us and minimizes our life concerns.
