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Elaine, Croisette, I have this one too but in a different colour. I love this scarf! Since there isn't a name on the scarf I always refer to it as my "little ducky" scarf. I'll try to post a picture later. In the meantime, keeping warm with a little help from Flamingo Party.Identical twins on this one, croisette. This was my very first H scarf, purchased in Harrods in 1986. The start of my slide down the slippery orange slope!
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"Little Ducky" scarf... so cute!Elaine, Croisette, I have this one too but in a different colour. I love this scarf! Since there isn't a name on the scarf I always refer to it as my "little ducky" scarf. I'll try to post a picture later. In the meantime, keeping warm with a little help from Flamingo Party.
Do you have any pix? I think I know what you mean. Like a cape? Tied at the corners on your shoulders? So cool.
Elaine, you are so sweet. I have to say, I often overlook this scarf. Sorry !!You have such amazing scarves, momasaurus, but your Mozart scarf takes pride of place!
Looks great on purple!!! (note to self) Very nice, Elaine!
Thank you, momaraurus! I love that it's so neutral... works with any color!
)I have lots of winged creatures and actually quite a few more actual birds than I first supposed.
I have 2 MPs but you know those so here are some lesser-spotted specimens
Echoing my last post that wasn't strictly for 'bird week' but so I don't repeat myself here are Napoleon's eagles on my orange border Napoleon
Tropical coloured beauties on what is DH's favourite scarf of mine
In Jardin there are birds a peacock and at least another flying (a Jay perhaps?)
Peacock on mine
Can you see the other blue bird flying against the green bush?
Flamingos of course!
Sadly I think these feathers on Les Plumes are probably all that's left of the birds from the 'hunting specialist' Henri de Linares
Not showing here the penguins but they there
and my fave the doves of peace (even though the UN are not my fave org right now)
Beautiful Croisette!
Identical twins on this one, croisette. This was my very first H scarf, purchased in Harrods in 1986. The start of my slide down the slippery orange slope!
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Elaine, Croisette, I have this one too but in a different colour. I love this scarf! Since there isn't a name on the scarf I always refer to it as my "little ducky" scarf. I'll try to post a picture later. In the meantime, keeping warm with a little help from Flamingo Party.
From Papertiger: Sadly I think these feathers on Les Plumes are probably all that's left of the birds from the 'hunting specialist' Henri de Linares
LOL - Ha, ha - I love your comment on Henri de Linares. As birdwatcher & wildlife enthusiast I am always a bit horrified about the dead animals & birds he used as his themes. However, one always needs to view these things in context - Linares designed at a time (1904 -1987) when views of wildlife were quite different, and hunting was a common activity for gentlemen,etc.
I even remember when I was visiting Ranthambore National Park in India in 2003 to spot tigers that the lodge had a picture of Queen Elizabeth from the 1950's (or even earlier) that showed her & her party posing with 8 dead tigers from a hunt and I was shocked.......
not with my name and not my little 'tiger cubs'
Detail from La Clé des Champs. I wish someone would identify all the birds on this carré! I think the one on the left is some sort of a titmouse, and the ones on the right look like finches, but I can't get any further than that. I'm a North American birdwatcher, so I don't know my European birds...
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Caraibes was one of the first scarves I fell in love with (but still don't have one!). This CW is very pretty. I don't think I've seen it. Brava, Croisette!
