Ornithol

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Blaumeise/Blue Tit I am so nice! by SigrunBrueggenthies

A small nocturnal predator of the Plains known as Ornitholestes is a rare sight. Unlike other clawfo

Mountain lion / CAS-MAM 32286Scientific name: Puma concolorCollector: R. BandarDepartment: Ornitholo

vulturaldeterminants: heaveninawildflower: Studies of pigeons (Japan, 19th century). 118 ornitholog

Rufous sibia by DrNagaraj

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Nested jacamars from Ulisse Aldrovandi’s Ornithologiae libri XII (Bologna 1599).Source: U

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Male and Female American Goldfinch & Cassin’s Finch Watercolor, Gouache, Ink

Male Hairy Woodpecker Watercolor, Gouache, Ink

First stage of bird illustration.

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Quick photo of the bird I had been working on for my Songbird drawing class. Hope to get a scan soon

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Some bird studies from this week: Hooded crow (Corvus cornix), Greylag goose (Anser anser), Adelie p

Some birbs in watercolor, graphite, and gouache. About 50% aspirational and 50% birds I’ve actually

I finally got around to visiting Woodland Park Zoo this weekend, so I got to see my weaver bird illu

Some of what I’ve been working on for my Master’s thesis. There’s still a ways to go on this exhibit

Selected sketchbook pages summer 2017-spring 2018, part 1- these are all preparatory studies for my

Yesterday I met (that is, nearly tripped over) a very protective killdeer mother who did her level b

Process work from this illustration series, showing examination of specimens, color studies, and fin

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