The Purpose: To show my appreciation for all of the kind words and visits from my Dear Friends! I hope to be able to post a New Monthly calendar at the end of/beginning of each month. Here is the one for February. I chose the male cardinal - which I have fondly named Mr. Red. You should be able to click on the pic and download it (I've uploaded a Hi Res version about 8 x 10 size) If for some reason it doesn't work - email me and I will send you the Hi Res Version. I hope you ENJOY!
22 comments:
Very lovely. Love your pics!
So beautiful and such a special gift for you to give us. Thank you!
What a lovely gift, thank you. And of course a stunning pic, I love the colours in it :)
Such a beautiful image & a lovely gift.
Wow, thanks you so much, Kerri.
Beautiful gift, I will (try to) make it my wallpaper on my laptop.
Did it! Now every time I look at my screen I will think of you and send good wishes to you!
Why, thank you! Such a beautiful shot of Mr. Red with the light illuminating him.
Mr Red is a good pin up for Feb!
Wednesday will be Feb 1st and it's forecast to be in the 60's that day. Unreal weather. Gorgeous calendar my dear!
Thank you!!! Your pics are incredible.
You are a sweetheart Kerri!
Kerri--That is just so sweet of you! What a wonderful idea. Love the image. And to think you'll do one of these every month--perfect! For some reason, I think it is the angle of the light, I am feeling my usual February uplift. I put on the flowery sheets today (still flannel, mind you!) That's always an impulse born of hope....;o)
Kerri, that is just sooooo lovely.
Mr. Red is gorgeous. Thank you for a wonderful gift of beauty and time.
((hugs))
So pretty! That will make February very enjoyable!
xo Catherine
Boy, what a stunning calendar! I love the photo and you've captured it well....
So very thoughtful of you! A most stunning Northern Cardinal photograph for the calendar.
Great! Thanks!!
Beautiful picture, thanks,
Lovely - one of my favorite birds!!
Thanks for the calandar. Very nice
Gene
This is beautiful, I love cardinals we have several here in Oklahoma.
Last summer we had one with the feathers picked clean from his head and I couldn't figure out what kind of bird he was for the longest time. I finally read a blog that talked about bare headed cardinals, they do that when they have mites.
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