Greg Zirbel

Sculpture

Leave the lights on! The birds would love to spend the night in this beauty. Functioning as a large feeder with an attached nesting box, this is the life. Up top the chimney acts as a handle to open the roof to fill the feeder which feeds out the front door. Wired for electricity the windows light up for a special nighttime look. The nesting box is suitable for the Nuthatch, Titmouse or the Downey Woodpecker. This special place is like all the others being signed and dated on the back. The wood, hardware and nails were salvaged form what was once the largest pig farm in Sonoma County off Railroad Ave. in Cotati.

Craft

Greg Zirbel’s replicas of historical Sonoma County Landmarks and wineries are a site to be seen. Every Friday June through September 2011 you can find them at the Rohnert Park Farmers Market. Stop by and pick up a piece of history for yourself. You can find the HopKiln winery, the Santa Rosa Round Barn, the Church of One Tree, a General store and even a beautiful replica of St. Teresa Church from Alfred Hitchcock's movie "The Bird's” filmed in Bodega are available for purchase. All built from salvaged lumber form what was once the largest pig farm in Sonoma County adds even more historical value.

Craft

Functioning as two bird feeders and one nesting box this unique tasting room will attract birds all year around. The wood, hardware and even the nails were salvaged from what was once the largest pig farm in Sonoma County off Railroad Avenue, just south of Cotati, CA. The top lifts off to fill the feeders and open the nesting box.

Craft

The only building that I ever painted and another vary famous building. My replica of the Church Of One Tree in Santa Rosa used to house a Ripley’s Believe it or Not museum. It’s called this because the entire church was built from one redwood tree back in 1873 from one tree that produced 78,000 board feet of lumber. To build this replica, I used the wood, hardware and nails that I salvaged from what was once the largest pig farm in Sonoma County. The steeple lifts off to fill the feeder and the left roof of the nesting box lifts off for easy cleaning.

Craft

Sonoma County Historical Landmark #41 is the Washoe House. Built in 1859 and used as a stage coach station between Petaluma, Santa Rosa and Bodega during the early days of Sonoma County. The fine looking replica is a functional birdhouse and bird feeder that is truly a piece of American folk art.

Sculpture

This beautiful replica of the Tuscan Jacuzzi Winery in Sonoma valley is a true piece of art. Built to nest a Finch and includes two feeders which are easily access by lifting off the roofs makes it easy to keep you fine feathered friends around.

Mixed Media

Want to impress?
This 9 foot tall Christmas tree will do just that.
Each bulb is reflecting out of, & off of the shinny side of a CD ROM which just increases the beauty of this Christmas tree.
You can even standup inside to talk to, or carol to people strolling by without them being able to see you.
Note: Star included.