Prothonotary Warbler

These little warblers get their name from the golden hooded robes the Roman Catholic clerks used to wear. 
Prothonotary warblers nest in tight cavities and tend to eat insects such as beetles, moths and butterflies. Since they are Neo-tropical migrants they travel from south and central America to the central and eastern parts on North America.

For more information on these lovely birdies check out Arkive's page on them. http://www.arkive.org/prothonotary-warbler/protonotaria-citrea/

My Shopify

My Shopify and what is currently available! www.leahcks-artistic-works.myshopify.com

Photography and Artwork Prints

Mugs and Cell Phone Covers

Clothing

Scheduling

I am giving myself a schedule so I can actually be more active on my sites. 

So as of now this will be my schedule: 

Wednesday and Friday: 

Update social media sites. This includes my personal websites, Twitter, Facebook, deviantArt, etc... 

Saturday:

deviantArt group Wildlife-Awareness. 

  

Eventually I would like to have a day to do art streaming and video game streaming.

But I will cross that bridge when it occurs. 

 

My sites: 

Website: www.leahck.com/ 

Shopify: www.leahcks-artistic-works.myshopify.com

deviantArt - Art: www.leahck.deviantart.com

         - photography: www.through-the-lens234.deviantart.com 

Twitter: https://twitter.com/naturenerd02

Blogger: http://naturenerd02.blogspot.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LeahsArtisticCharms/?ref=hl  

Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/135186846@N05/ 

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqBGjJ6ujdaLgq6g46tiIvA

This schedule will be starting today. 

Leah 

Busy

I honestly forgot about my blogger until I was doing some updates on my website. I will try to be better about posting on to here. I have a lot of updates so there might be a bombardment if I don't forget that this is a thing again.

Trying to Get Back to the Swing of Things

Hey everyone, expect updates! That is all!

New Pollinating Bird Fossil Found

This is the earliest found fossil of a pollinating bird in the fossil record (47 million years ago). Found in Germany this 3 inch long bird is the size of a modern hummingbird and shows evidence of pollen being ingested. Check out more the story >>here<< on National Geographic. 

Photo Credit: Sven Traenkner

Update on Website! New Photos and Products!

Check out my website leahck.com where I have updated new gallery photos and products that are for sale! 

(c) Leah Klehn