This morning I heard the cackle of wild turkeys, the ever present caw of the crows, the busy sounds of the squirrels and then there were the various birds - hiding in amongst the foliage but making themselves known through their song. And I wondered what 'silent' creatures were hidden away among the leaves and on the ground, those whose sounds I will never hear.
The above stitchery came out of a long ago "Quilting Arts" magazine. It is one of the most wonderful stitched renditions of a crow (or raven - I'm never sure the difference between the two) that I have ever seen. Sadly I do not know the name of the artist -- so I share it with you making apologies for not being able to give you the name, perhaps some of you recognize this needlework and will let us all know whose it is.
"A bird in hand is a certainty. But a bird in the bush may sing". - Bret Harte
