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Avian August 2023

Avian August 2023! Drawing a different bird every day in August based on the prompt list by meesh 🙂 I thought I’d take a chill time this year…

Bird Art Week 2022: 07

And now the finale of bird art week! The prompt was round birds and gosh, if that isn’t lighting a bat signal with my name on it. My…

Bird Art Week 2022: 06

Day 6 of Bird Art Week is “Island Birds” Shown here is the majestic kakapo, a peak no thoughts head empty of a bird. I love them, they’re…

Bird Art Week 2022: 05

Day 5 of Bird Art Week is “Birds of Prey”. Great horned owl, because I am me and my love of owls is what got me into birding…

Bird Art Week 2022: 04

Day 4 of bird art week was “Paddling Around” aka duck themed 🙂 I chose to paint the green winged teal – they’re a local bird and their…

Bird Art Week 2022: 03

The prompt for day 3 of bird art week was female birds. I chose a cardinal because I think the muted colors of a lady cardinal are really…

Bird Art Week 2022: 02

Second Day of Bird Art Week! The prompt for today was “Bird Ornaments” and this pigeon is all too happy to show off his favorites

Bird Art Week 2022: 01

Cornell Birds is hosting a bird art week hashtag on twitter so twist my arm I guess I have to jump in 🙂 Today’s prompt is “Tis the…

Animal Sweater Sunday: Lovebirds

Happy Animal Sweater Sunday! It’s Valentine’s so why not some lovebirds for this week 🙂

Birdtober 29-31

Birdtober days 29-31 Featured birds are starling, turtledove, and black bird.

Birdtober 25-28

Birdtober 25-28! Birds featured are grosbeak, dark eyed junco, muscovy duck, and swallow.

Birdtober 21-24

Birdtober 21-24 Featuring cherry headed conure, stellar jay, guinea fowl, and mot mot

Birdtober 17-20

Birdtober 17-20 Featuring canyon wren, northern flicker, green jay, and cassowary 🙂

Birdtober 2020: 13-16

Birdtober 2020: 13-16 Featured birds are vulture, weaver bird, black crowned night heron (another favorite), and painted bunting

Birdtober 2020: 5-8

Birdtober 2020: 5-8! Birds featured are the townsend warbler, ostrich, greater tit, and a red-breasted nuthatch (a personal favorite). I really started to find my stride with the…