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 The satisfied look of a crane after a hearty meal of fish by Santa Fe carver, Miguel Rodriguez SOLD |
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 A unique piece by Santa Fe carver, Miguel Rodriguez shows two bats hanging around. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
 This is no carving that you put on a shelf! This is a piece of art meant for action. Swinging monkey by Miguel Rodriguez ARCHIVE IMAGE |
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 If you have a wish you need granted, just move the head of this lucky turtle by Santa Fe carver, Miguel Rodriguez. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
 Carver, Miguel Rodriguez responds to nature and gives shelter to a family of birds. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
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 The Royal Spoonbill is perched to take fight carved by Miguel Rodriguez. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
 Sleek and built for speed but not longevity, the horny toad will always be in our memories. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
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 Carver, Miguel Rodriguez creates a porcupine that is nothing short of amazing. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
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 Santa Fe carver, Miguel Rodriguez brings a pelican to life from a simple piece of wood ARCHIVE IMAGE |
 An appreciative kitty brings you a gift of gratuity. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
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 Nestled in a comfy nest the hen (if you peek) lays an egg for your breakfast. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
 A proud rooster checking out the fruits of his labor, by folk artist, Miguel Rodriguez. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
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 A blue heron with a stylin' do waits for that perfect moment to fish. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
 Don't you love all the hard work your kitty does for you? ARCHIVE IMAGE |
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 All but gone by the wayside, the Horny Toad is reincarnated with great respect and care by artist, Miguel Rodriguez. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
 It is one big hen lay off on this here page. Take another peek and see the prize egg on the way. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
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 Miguel Rodriguez captures the fierce posture of the snarling Havelina hog. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
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 OOps! There goes that $500 dollar fish you bought at the fish fair but it was bound to be a problem anyway. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
 Miguel Rodriguez captures the looming eye of a vulture waiting to swoop down upon the victims last breath. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
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