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Sunday, March 17, 2019

Saint Patrick's Day 2019


Happy Saint Patrick's Day, dear reader! As you can see, I'm honoring it with a cartoon by Dan Regan, that's posted atop this entry and was sent to me in bygone years.

It's good to be reminded that people do find things/info on Twitter since that's where I post updates re my three volume hardcover book series, Words In Our Beak.*


THE WORDS IN OUR BEAK BOOK SERIES

I also tweet notifications re my photographic works that are on  Fine Art America (FAA). Once in a while my efforts generate a call to action and someone will buy my works that are on FAA!

Hopefully at some point, my tweets to people who give radio and/or interviews to authors will be picked up too, just like the man in the cartoon did with the leprechaun's pot of gold. 

Leprechauns and pots of gold as well as the wearing of green are just a few of the many traditions associated with today's holiday. It is the wearing of green that I'm thinking about as I write this post. 

As you may know, I publish a lot of information about birds and I now confess that avian creatures who have green on their bodies are coming to my mind today, such as certain male ducks who have green coloring on their heads, like the Mallard and Wood variety (seen below  — respectively — where they are swimming in The Pond that's located in Central Park).



There is another bird with green body parts, a water fowl, who is a frequent visitor to The Pond and that is an avian creature known as an American coot. He/she can be seen in the next picture, and if you look closely you should be able to see his/her green legs and feet.


Another fauna type known by the name European starlings (who just celebrated their bird type's 129th anniversary of being in NYC yesterday), will have green coloring in their feathers during certain times of the year, as evidenced in the next set of images which were all taken in my garden.

STARLINGS ARE FEATURED IN VOL 3
STARLINGS ARE FEATURED IN VOL 3
STARLINGS ARE FEATURED IN VOL 3
STARLINGS ARE FEATURED IN VOL 3
STARLINGS ARE FEATURED IN VOL 3
STARLINGS ARE FEATURED IN VOL 3

By the way, my garden is where most of the stories within the Words In Our Beak* book series are set and European starlings have their own "chapter" within volume three.

I'll leave at that for today, dear reader, but not before once again, wishing you a Happy Saint Patrick's Day from my visiting figurines and me. They are now in my indoor succulent garden...


... and their  Irish eyes are smiling!
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*Words In Our Beak Purchase Info:

SEE PRESS RELEASE
Volume One: ISBN: 9780996378529
Book Seller Info: http://bit.ly/2AFZDCz
Amazon: http://amzn.to/2zxVujM
Barnes & Noble On-Line: http://bit.ly/2AAnB26
book culture On Columbus (a bookstore on the UWS in NYC): http://bit.ly/2FsC1Uf

SEE PRESS RELEASE
Volume Two: ISBN: 9780996378536
Book Seller Info: http://bit.ly/2q75g8e
Amazon: https://amzn.to/2DY0mz0
Barnes & Noble On-Line: http://bit.ly/2G65m6H

SEE PRESS RELEASE
Volume Three: ISBN: 978099637853
Book Seller Info: http://bit.ly/2IzH2iu
Amazon: https://amzn.to/2IYkmpA
Barnes & Noble On-Line: http://bit.ly/2vedQot

EACH OF THESE BOOKS CAN BE ORDERED FROM ANY PLACE SELLING BOOKS BY GIVING THEM THE TITLE, OR ISBN, OR MY NAME, PATRICIA YOUNGQUIST.

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