About Baltimore Oriole: The Baltimore Oriole (Icterus galbula) is a medium-sized songbird native to eastern and central North America. Adult males are bright orange with a black head, while females are yellow-orange with grayish backs and white wing bars. The species typically inhabits open woodlands, forest edges, parks, and residential areas with tall deciduous trees. It feeds on insects, spiders, ripe fruit, and nectar, and frequently visits backyard feeders offering oranges or grape jelly. Orioles construct distinctive hanging, pouch-like nests woven from plant fibers and string. Their song is a clear, whistled series of short, flute-like notes. Baltimore Orioles migrate long distances, breeding in the United States and southern Canada and wintering in Central America, northern South America, and the Caribbean. The species is commonly observed high in the canopy, where its bright plumage is often easiest to spot in flight. // Image Credit: Audubon, John James, and Robert Havell. Baltimore oriole : 1 & 2. Males. 3. Female and nest. Icterus Baltimore. Plant vulgo. Yellow poplar. Liriodendron tulipifera. c.2 v.1 plate 12. London: Published by the author, 1827.
Another fun and color abstract puzzle is here. This new one is based on a painting by Vasily Kandinsky called "Painting with Green Center". Pick your difficulty level, click start , put the colorful abstract shapes, brush strokes and bright colors back together and complete this fun new jigsaw puzzle. Have fun!
Stairway at Auvers by Vincent van Gogh depicts a winding stone stairway leading up through a village in Auvers-sur-Oise, France, where Van Gogh spent his final months. The painting is filled with expressive, swirling brushstrokes and vivid, contrasting colors, capturing the restless energy of Van Gogh’s late style. Buildings, trees, and the sky are rendered in a dynamic, almost dreamlike way, reflecting both the tranquility of the countryside and the turbulence of the artist’s mind. The figures in the scene are small and fleeting, emphasizing the scale and mood of the environment around them. Like many works from his Auvers period, it conveys a sense of movement and emotion rather than strict realism.
This new jigsaw puzzle showcases a colorful concentric circular pattern with vibrant layers of blue, red, yellow, green, and beige, surrounded by intricate geometric motifs. The symmetrical design combines bold colors with textured, earthy accents, creating a striking blend of radial and triangular elements. Its kaleidoscopic structure radiates energy and harmony, making it visually captivating.
In "In the Hammock" Hans Thoma captures an idyllic moment in time: a shaded garden, a hammock gently swaying, and a future bride, Cella Berteneder, with a child nestled in her lap. Yet, despite the apparent tranquility, there's an unsettling stiffness to their postures, hinting at a lack of familiarity between the subjects. The vibrant greenery surrounding them contrasts sharply with the ominous gloom lurking in the background, drawing the viewer into a surreal dreamscape. What initially appears as a serene portrayal of motherhood gradually reveals itself to be a doorway to a mysterious realm, inviting closer inspection and contemplation.
In today's puzzle we feature some beautiful porcelain roses. If you didn't know, the name, porcelain in English, comes from the old Italian porcellana (cowrie shell) because of its resemblance to the surface of the shell. It is also referred to as china or fine china in some countries, as it was first seen in imports from China.
Flower Beds in Holland by Vincent van Gogh depicts a tranquil Dutch countryside scene, showcasing neat rows of colorful flowers in full bloom. The composition leads the eye through the bands of tulips in shades of pink, blue, yellow, and white, evoking a sense of order and natural beauty. A lone figure walks among the flower beds, adding a human element to the pastoral setting. Thatched-roof cottages with dark, earthy tones anchor the background, contrasting with the vivid hues of the foreground. The sky is overcast, painted in soft grays and blues, lending a muted, peaceful atmosphere. Van Gogh captures both the vibrancy of nature and the quiet rhythm of rural life.
Mosses are non-vascular plants that can grow in a variety of environments, including on the branches of trees in forests. Mosses do not have true roots, so they absorb water and nutrients directly through their leaves. In forests, moss can grow on tree branches that provide a suitable substrate and conditions for growth. This can include branches that are shaded, moist, and have a rough surface, which can provide a good foothold for the moss to attach and grow. Additionally, the presence of moss on tree branches can also indicate high humidity levels in the forest, which can create an ideal environment for moss growth. This is because mosses require a lot of moisture to survive and reproduce, and high humidity levels can help to provide this. Overall, the growth of moss on tree branches in the forest is a natural process that is influenced by a variety of environmental factors.
Start today's puzzle, put the pieces back together and see the beautiful fall colors. Autumn colors or autumn foliage, fall colors, fall foliage, or simply foliage takes place every year when normal green leaves of many deciduous trees and shrubs turn different shades of red, yellow and brown. Reconstruct the image and see colorful fall landscape featured in this new jigsaw. Have fun!
As you piece together this stunning puzzle, you'll be mesmerized by the rolling hills that stretch as far as the eye can see. Verdant meadows, resplendent with wildflowers, create a vibrant tapestry of colors, while majestic trees provide shade and refuge for the local wildlife. The golden rays of the sun bathe the entire landscape, casting enchanting shadows and adding a touch of magic to the scene. Each puzzle piece you connect will reveal more of the breathtaking details, from the intricate textures of the foliage to the subtle variations in the terrain. Have fun!
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