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Document Information click to expand document information Description: palavras que ocorrem com mais frequencia nos filmes americanos. This pattern is inspired by the cedar waxwing I snapped a picture of on a foggy morning a few weeks ago. For a bird with such silky, sleek lines, it was challenge to create a pattern of his likeness. Finding the right color of brown for the body is the trick here. I've not seen one on the farm, but friends nearby report many sightings. The biggest challenge with this bird is finding felt "blue enough" to do him justice!
Right click The Calliope Hummingbird is touted as the smallest bird in the United States. I think the the male's pinkish-red beard is perfectly endearing! Hope you enjoy this new hummingbird! Right click here and select "save target as" to save this free PDF calliope hummingbird There's nothing like the remnants of a hurricane to keep me indoors on a holiday weekend.
It gave me time to create this little scarlet tanger without feeling as if I ought to be outdoors. I've only seen this bird once and the sighting was so fleeting that I'm not Just about every backyard birdwatcher in Downeast Maine has reported seeing a rose-breasted grosbeak this week - except me! Maybe this will give them a little inspiration to stop by for a visit. Right click here and select "save target as" to save this PDF rose In Maine, and many other states, the Piping Plover is endangered.
In the spring, these little shorebirds return to nest along the sandy beaches of the Atlantic coast. Recently, the first nesting pair of the season was spotted in Southern Maine. I created my Piping While hauling in maple sap, I heard the distinctive song of the Phoebes.
They're back for the season! I had such fun watching them last year and their nests are still tucked up near the rafters of the lean-to. What's peculiar about this pelican? No self-respecting pelican would be caught on this freezing windswept beach in Downeast Maine!
In Maine, the snow bunting is a winter visitor who will soon be returning to its favored arctic region - a sure sign that spring is on its way! This meadowlark was a recent request. I confess, I've never seen one before - probably because I don't have a meadow tucked up here in the woods the way were are. But, he's a pretty little songbird worth the effort. Right click here and select "Save Target As" on a This burrowing owl was inspired by a picture snapped by a friend during her recent trip to Florida.
I don't imagine any self respecting burrowing owl would be caught in the this much snow. They're smart enough to fly south for the winter! Right click here and select The red-winged blackbird is one of the most abundant birds - found virtually everywhere in the United States. He's also been very popular in the request list. Another snowy day, another project! Eastern Maine may be a little too "east" for the eastern towhee, but he's such a pretty bird. His distinctive pattern makes it easy to create his likeness from felt.
Right click here and select "save target as" to save this eastern The Boreal Chickadee is not as gregarious as it's cousin, the black-capped chickadee, which we see here daily.
The Boreal Chickadee seems shy in comparison and doesn't seem to enjoy being caught on camera. Right click here and click "save target as" on a PC to save If you live anywhere in the northeast, you should probably be home, safe and sound out of the weather today.
So what to do with an unexpected snow day? This evening grosbeak is the perfect project. They are year-round residents in Maine, but you're lucky if you spot When readers suggested that I create a northern flicker, I didn't know where to begin. Although they're native to this neck of the woods, I've never seen one.
With this pattern, you can make a yellow-shafted flicker, found in the east, or a red-shafter flicker, found One of the most requested birds at Downeast Thunder Farm is, surprisingly not a feeder bird, but a pheasant.
After spying one strutting about the edge of our drive the other day, I decided to take a stab at designing it. Their color pattern is quite intricate - I hope Not long ago a visitor pointed out that what I thought was a house finch was really a purple finch. So, of course I had to make a felt purple finch. This is the only one I've seen on the farm lately! Right click on this link and select "Save target as" on a PC to I've so enjoyed the tree sparrows who are wintering in our yard.
Sprightly with an endearing musical twitter, they have been frequent visitors to the feeders and provide much entertainment. Right click here and select "Save target as" on a PC to save this tree I ventured into this work of creating bird patterns three years ago with my Downeast Thunder Farm owl family of ornaments. So, it seems appropriate that my first pattern of be another owl.
Although no self respecting pygmy owl would be found in Maine — especially The house sparrow seems to be everywhere. Lately he's been a frequent visitor to my feeders. In his honor, I've created him out of felt. Right click on this link and select "Save Target As" to save this house sparrow pattern to your computer on a PC. My latest bird was inspired by Julie who wrote: My grandfather used to feed the scrub jays peanuts. They would fly in and land all over him-from his head to arms to be fed peanuts in the shells.
If he was late feeding them they would peck at his screen and doors. The King Eider is a sea duck prized among hunters.
A sighting in this neck of the woods is rare. The male is spectacular with his bright, bold coloring. Our hike last weekend where we spotted a variety of ducks reminded me that this guy was on my "to do" list. Not long ago, a Mrs. Ruddy wrote and asked me to make a Ruddy Duck pattern. Not being familiar with her namesake, I googled it. Once I saw how fun he was, I knew I had to make him.
His blue bill makes him quite unique! Right click here and select "Save Target As" on I first designed a saw-whet owl last year. I was never particularly happy with with the way he turned out. As I was working on my Owl Be Home For Christmas Tree for a local non-profit auction read more about this here - you can bid on this tree through December Purchase a complete kit with expanded instructions to make this updated So, to the ladies in Alaska who brought him to my attention, thank you and enjoy!
A reader recently requested a trumpeter swan - the first such request I've received. I loved the idea and had fun coming up with the design for this double-sided felt swan ornament. I think he turned out quite nice! Right click here and select "save target as" on a This little elf owl is among the tiniest of owls. You're not likely to see one in Maine, but Hannah and I fell in love with the sweet Gylfie elf owl from the Guardians of Ga'Hoole movie.
Right click on this link and select "Save target as" on a pc to download this I've read that male barn swallows must always put their best foot forward or the females will move on in search of a new guy.
So does that make the females fickle or simply smart to keep those boys on their toes? Either way, a Barn Swallow for you to fashion out of This humble little bird has the honor of being the most requested bird pattern at Downeast Thunder Farm.
We don't have these little birds in our neck of the woods, but I certainly had fun designing him. Right click on this link and select "save target as" to I was inspired to make this little Sandpiper after my walk on the Sunrise Trail Friday.
This pattern can be used for a Least Sandpiper or a Semipalmated Sandpiper. You choose! The Seagull is possibly to most common bird seen along the Maine coast, but I tend to overlook them. They are sometimes a nuisance, sometimes comical, but always present - soaring over the bay, bobbing in the water, roosting on the rooftops, or strutting along in the Recently, Sheena wrote: I would love you to produce a great grey owl pattern. My daughter had a great grey owl fly up the isle at her wedding land on her husband's arm and deliver their rings.
It was stunning, I'd love to make her one for her first wedding The past couple of days, a cute gray bird has perched on the fence outside my office. I've never seen him visit the feeder in the front, he just sits on this fence and surveys his surroundings. Studying the grainy pictures taken through the window and screen, I Inspired by some of our latest chick additions to the farm and a rainy day, here's a Delaware hen felt bird. To download this pattern, right click here and select "Save target as" to save this PDF to your computer.
Share your pics if you decide to make this little It never fails to thrill me when I see a Bald Eagle. Living along the coast it's not uncommon to sight one of these majestic birds, but it's always a treat! To download the free pattern to your computer, right click here and select "Save target as. Known as a Timberdoodle in some places, the evening sounds of the American Woodcock in the spring blend in with the chirps and croaks of other woodland insects and critters.
As it turns out, the Prairie Warbler doesn't really live on the prairie at all, but in fields and forests. Living so far north, this may be the only Prairie Warbler we see. Long-eared Owls are fairly common, but not often seen. He's a good project for a snowy winter's day. Right click here and select "Save target as" to save this PDF pattern to your desktop. Comment with a link to a picture of your owl or share your Long-eared Owl on This Red Headed Woodpecker is so striking with its crimson head and checkerboard colors.
Lately I've heard a number of Woodpeckers at work, but they're unlikely to be this pretty little bird. Right click here and select "Save target as" to save this Red Headed This female American Kestrel, is America's tiniest falcon. Although they're hunters, she's got such a pretty profile, I couldn't resist making her. To download the American Kestral pattern, right click here and select "Save target as" to save to your computer.
If you After the excitement of my first owl sighting earlier in the week, it was only natural that my next bird pattern would be a Barred Owl, also affectionately known as the Hoot Owl. Right click here and select "Save target as" to download this Barred Owl pdf pattern to We have lots of these little Dark-eyed Junco flitting in and out of the brush along the edge of the woods. This fall, they particularly liked the brush piles we created when cutting wood.
They rarely sit still long enough to snap a picture. To download the free The Pileated Woodpecker, distinctive for its wild bright red cap, is possibly one of the most iconic birds thanks to the Woody Woodpecker cartoons.
This bird, with its bold markings, is a perfect project for a snowy day! Right click here and selected "Save as" to save I started my collection of bird ornaments with an owl last December, so it only seems fitting that I finish out the year with an owl. This diminutive Screech Owl is my new favorite felt ornament so far! Right click to here and select "Save target as" to save this PDF I asked my friend Carol what her favorite bird was.
I'm sure she knew why I was asking, given my penchant for my felt birds. She said, "A Robin for what it represents, but I should say a Peacock!. A few years ago, when we had an extremely cold winter with loads of snow, a flock of Pine Grosbeaks descended upon our bird feeder. Unfamiliar with the bird, I had to look them up to identify them. They stayed for a couple of weeks before departing and I've yet to see A goose is on the list of critters I'd like to add to the farm.
The Pilgrim Goose would make a good sentinel for the property. However, until we have more open space and a budget that includes feed for the geese, I'll have to settle for this goose. Right click here A little bird with a big personality - this may be the quietest Mockingbird you ever see. You can download a printable pattern for this ornament right click on the link and select "save target as" to save to your computer.
Comment here to share a link to a picture When folks suggested that I make a Kingfisher, I had to look it up because I wasn't familiar with the bird. A Google search delivered this darling bird. Only when I finished him and looked up more information about Kingfishers did I realize that this little guy is a Penguins look so proper and stoic. This Adelie Penguin, somewhat out of place skating on the duck pond, is stylish in his winter scarf.
Click here to download the free pattern right click and select "save as" to save this to your computer. Leave a comment to share a The call or "laugh" of a loon is an eerie, soul touching sound. It's a treat to see one of these birds on the water. I hope you enjoy making this felt loon for your Christmas tree. Click here to download the felt loon pattern right click and select "save link as" to I confess that I didn't even know what a Painted Bunting was until a few readers requested a pattern for one.
They are such a lively, beautiful little bird. My selection of felt colors did not do this cute bird justice! Sadly, I will never see one of these at my bird An often requested pattern, the Baltimore Oriole has a sweet whistling song.
This little guy may be the only one I ever see at my bird feeder here in Maine! Click here to download the pattern for the Baltimore Oriole. In honor of the Great Blue Heron who visited our humble pond on the eve of Hurricane Sandy, I've designed an ornament in his likeness.
Click here to download the Blue Heron pattern. Magpies are not a breed we see here in Maine. In fact, I don't think I've ever seen a real Magpie. However, this bird is the most requested bird ornament from readers, and a pretty bird he is. Click here to download the pattern. Please share your Magpie pics! The Northern Saw-whet owl is one of the most common owls found in Maine.
It was only after a blog visitor suggested I make a pattern for this owl that I read more about them. After listening to the call sounds on AllAboutBirds.
Red-tailed Hawks are really very beautiful. Unless you have nineteen chickens and six ducks. Then they become quite ominous. In honor of the hawks circling over head this past week, and the readers who requested it, here's a Red-Tailed hawk ornament.
Click here to At my house, these colorful House Finches flutter around the edge of the woods, dodging in and out of the debris of downed trees. This felt ornament is a good project for an autumn afternoon - click here to download the Friendly House Finch Felt Pattern. Visit again Have you seen a Winter Wren? This tiny little bird visits in the summer here in Maine. I tend to hear their sweet song more often than I see them. They've left for the winter now, but this cute little felt ornament will be a reminder on my Christmas tree this year When the fog rolls in off the water and the crows roost in the treetops, their cawing voices eerily echo.
Though they are not visitors at my feeders, the crows are a constant presence around the farm. This crow ornament, created from felt, perches on a twig with I spent the day outside working with Paul.
Together we cut trees to thin out the area around the pond. While I worked, a tiny little nuthatch energetically flitted in an out of the trees. The wood has been cut and stacked for burning in the wood boiler, but I This felt partridge will make a nice ornament for your pear tree. He's done in natural colors here, but you could get colorful and creative for your Christmas ornament. Click here to download this pattern.
If you make one, comment here to share a picture link! Here's a tiny Tufted Titmouse ornament made from felt. I've only seen a few at my feeder over the years, but they always delight me.
Here's the pattern if you'd like to make this little bird. Click here to download the Tufted Titmouse felt pattern. Right click on This little mourning dove is reminiscent of the birds to frequent the garden feeder and birdbath. After a summer hiatus from drawing bird patterns this little dove inspired me! Click here to download the free Mourning Dove pattern.
If you make this little bird, I'd This little owl is reminiscent of Hedwig of the Harry Potter fame. While we don't see Snowy Owls in our neck of the woods, there is a stuffed Hedwig living in Hannah's room. Click here to download this free Snowy Owl felt pattern. Purchase a complete kit with expanded Soon I'll be filling the feeders for the return of these little hummingbirds. Invariably they return on May 12 - give or take a day. A feeder right outside the kitchen window provides us with lots of free entertainment!
You can download the free pattern here. A snowy Easter afternoon seemed like a good time to finish this little Mallard Duck felt ornament. Hope you have fun making him! The past couple of weeks, Canada Geese have been flying overhead returning north for the summer.
I love to hear the honking sound as they fly by - there's something nostalgic about the sound. This little goose is a quick and easy ornament to make. It's a little early for me to find a Goldfinch at the feeder, but I'm sure it won't be long with the warm days we've had lately. In the meantime, this felt Goldfinch adds a little sunny cheer to the landscape. Click here to download this free Goldfinch pattern This little Bluebird seems quite content perched on the feeder.
Tucked in the woods like we are, it's a rare treat for us to have a Bluebird visit! You can download the pattern here. If you make this little Bluebird, comment to share a link to a picture of yours! I don't make a very good patient.
I've been stuck home with bronchitis. In between naps, whining about being sick, and nagged about keeping my behind in bed, I worked on this little rooster.
Inspired by our Bantam roosters, Pepper and Clover, you can play with the This little barn owl is my favorite felt ornament yet. With individual feathers and buttons for eyes, I can imaging her perching on the barn rafters.
If we had a barn. If you make this little owl, please comment with a link to a A Blue Jay that won't raid my bird feeder and scare the dinky birds away. You can download this Blue Jay pattern here. If you make this little guy, comment herewith a link to a picture of yours! On our walk through the woods yesterday the only bird we came across was our resident woodpecker. He gets the honor of being featured in my felt ornament collection.
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