With Singerfigure's head sculpted, I also needed to repair a few things elsewhere.
This figure wasn't doing quite as badly as the cyclops when it comes to stray scratches and toothmarks outside the extremities, but there still were a few here and there that I filled up and did my best to blend. I did this little by little with epoxy putty left over from each pass of sculpting the head.
Good morning, (left to right) SE28, SE27, and Lady at Sydney White-bellied Sea-eagle cam.
[Post includes a few views of prey, and a closeup of what I think is only an irritated and not injured eye on an eaglet]
SE27 blep.
Putting together the pieces for fixing a halfway headless raptor figure.
Some recent and less recent screenshots from raptor nestcams I've been following. Includes views of fish prey, and some bugs.
And siblings K-1 and K-3 perching on a roof together. The two juveniles are still around, and the CornellHawks twitter has been posting updates about their adventures, though they don't show up on the livestream cameras much now. The nest is so unused this time of the season that there's plants growing in the middle of it.
Stay safe out there, so proud of you two!
As I recently posted, I have two very broken raptor figures I want to fix. Here's making replacements for most of the tigerstripe raptor's head.
Slices of osprey life at Satakunnan sääkset nest #3 from the past week. Involves many a fish prey.
