I bought this bird feeder at a gift shop for 75% off last year and I sat it on top of a small table which I bought at a thrift shop for $2.00. I found some ceramic birds at thrift shops and put them in the feeder.
I put my cast pumpkin on the bottom shelf and surrounded it with pottery morels.
Inside the birdcage, I've hung some wood carved birds on perches.
On the top of the cage hangs a glass medallion of the Salem Witch House.
The inside of the cage is decorated with a wooden witch sign (The Old Witch's Garden), some ceramic mushrooms and a small statue of an old farmer.
His wife stands on the other side on top of an antique German enameled cleaning container.
The grandmother sits inside a moss filled urn. She is peeling apples.
My wrought iron cat, with the green glass eyes, peers out from inside the cage.
I was playing around with the macro lens yesterday.
The radishes are just breaking through the soil.
New holly berry buds.
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Your garden altar is spectacular, what a great place to do some gardening magic!
The things precious to you speak of who you are.
Mother Earth is busy with her own story of rebirth. Popping out of the soil, blossoming out and throwing green everywhere.
The magnificent culinary skills may show where you have traveled and surely the foods you love. Your strong nurturing character is here too.
Not to forget the Thrift Queen shares her bounty.
You extend your creativity and nurturing gifts to include we dear bloggers.
We visit, we see, we learn, and we grow.
Enjoyed my visit. Love to Teddy.
You really have a fantastic collection ...amazing! I would never thought of having an outdoor area...it's charming! I especially liked the medallion of the Salen Witch House. Is it glass and what size is it? It's just beautiful and where on earth do you find such treasures??
I still have not found my spell book. :) I really wanted one by Fall...be sure and let me know if you come across a source.
:)
Our weather here is stormy...or was. It rained all night and it is still dark and overcast. The rain we were praying for has happened. No shopping for a bike today I guess. :)
I am so anxious to see your post in the Fall... :)
I look for witches that are handmade (naturally) and some crafters out there are simply amazing...
I don't do enough with my macro lens.
Your potting bench looks great and I love how you have a spot for all your special treasures!
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too funny again..i have some pottery mushrooms too in one of my beloved guy wolff clay pots...
and that macro lens..wow..what amazing shots..beautiful...
love to Teddy and you
kary
xxx
I love your macro shots1 Macro photography is my favorite. I often see things through that lens that would be missed by the human eye alone. It is like finding delightful secrets!