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Posted on November 10, 2010 by Museum Staff

Identify the bird: Carving

Can you guess what bird Bob Spear will make from this block?  Hints may follow in later posts or comments, but please don’t let that keep you from sharing your ideas.

the Uncarved Block
the Uncarved Block
CategoriesCarvings and Displays, Observed at the Museum, Woodcarvers and Artists Tagsart, Bob Spear, carvings

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