Scrapbooking Birds
If you love watching birds in their natural environment, you are usually known as a bird watcher and this hobby also mean you love taking pictures of the birds in the wild. Creating pages out of those shots is a great way to catalog all the different species you have seen so far.
And of
course, if you just happen to snap a shot of a magnificent bird, what better
way to document it than creating a scrapbook page?
Below
are some layouts you can take inspiration from the next time you come across a
feathered friend or bird of prey.
Cardinals
If you live in
somewhere in the North America, chances are you’ve seen a cardinal at least
once. These bright red birds are non-migratory so you won’t see them flying to
southern skies in the winter. In fact, you’ll probably see them in your
backyard all year round. In Native American beliefs, seeing a cardinal means
good luck.
I’m excited to say
that in the New HOLIDAY Catelgoue coming out is a stamp of a beautiful
cardinal! It’s first on my list to order!
Owls
Owls are
magnificent birds of prey that hunt at night. They are well adapted for
stealth. They can be found all around the globe except in Antarctica and some
remote islands. Owls have been associated with wisdom.
This layout was
from over 15 years ago when the large Great Grey Owls came down south beyond
their normal winter feeding grounds. The owl, rarely seen south of Lake
Superior, had made the field across from out place home. My husband, bless his
heart, trecked out one cold morning to get my photos. Little did he know the
owl took off at him and brushed by his head with his wing!
Other layout to
consider:
- Birds in Your Feeder
- A Trip to A Bird Sanctuary
- Bird Pets
- Bird Houses
Oh, there so many more to do!
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