Blue flag
/(Or, “Back in Maine”)
Blue flag, Iris versicolor (Machiasport, Maine)
(Or, “Back in Maine”)
Blue flag, Iris versicolor (Machiasport, Maine)
Somewhere in New England, c. 1922 or possibly 2014
Robert Frost thought he knew, but I have no idea. Sketched immediately after a ramble on a snowy evening, mostly from imagination (at least I didn't put it off until June).
Click above for a vocabulary lesson of questionable value, brought to you by the Wild Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) and his lesser known relative, the Ocellated Turkey (Meleagris ocellata).
“But... I still don't know what ocellated means,” you say. Well, if this turkey fanned his tail, you'd see concentric semicircles of eye-like spots, a.k.a. ocelli. Maybe I should have illustrated that.
Nickel Creek, California
Last time I drew a crow in snowy Maine. Today, a pair of ravens in fog-filled northern California.
Fall, snow, fall.
Brunswick, Maine
Abby McBride
© Abby McBride
abbymcb@alum.mit.edu
Top photo credit: Otto Whitehead