I have a photo in Catapult Magazine, titled Winter in the Vineyard.
We gathered for family time at the Maresh Vineyard Retreat in early January, and I wandered down to the rows of grapevines below the retreat house. At the end of each row, Martha Maresh had mounted a bird house--not just any old bird house--each of these are unique, decorated by different clay faces.
Martha tells me there are sixty-plus birdhouses, used by both the violet green swallows in spring, and by bluebirds year round. These birds act as gnat-catchers while they're living among the vines. Good way to cut down on insecticides!
2 comments:
Hi Laurie!
It's a nice photo. Congratulations!
I miss those singular photos in your blog, please post them.
Okay, Carmiña, I'll try and post more photos! Thanks for asking. What do you like--scenery, people, or a little bit of everything?
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