Belted Hats
Description: The belted kingfisher (Megaceryle alcyon) is a large, conspicuous water kingfisher. It is depicted on the 1986 series Canadian $5 note. All kingfishers were formerly placed in one family, Alcedinidae, but recent research suggests that this should be divided into three subfamilies. Illustrated by Paddy Morton
Description: Belted Kingfisher - female (Ceryle alcyon). I went back to a perch I setup about 4 years ago hoping there was still a kingfisher in the area, I waited a couple of hours and just as I was about to leave....voila! Taken in Kanata, Ont, Canada with Canon 7D and Canon 300 2.8 +1.4 extender.
Description: Celebrate the striking Belted Kingfisher in flight. Known for its shaggy crest, powerful dive, and distinctive blue-gray plumage, this kingfisher design is perfect for birdwatchers, birders, wildlife enthusiasts, nature lovers, and anyone who appreciates North American birds and avian art.
Description: A vintage livestock field guide design featuring a Belted Galloway cow with classic breed traits including a white belt, shaggy double coat, hornless profile, and hardy forager character. A great gift for farmers, ranchers, cattle lovers, agriculture students, homesteaders, and fans of heritage cattle breeds.
Description: Celebrate the iconic Belted Galloway cattle breed with this vintage farm animal design featuring the famous white belt, shaggy double coat, hornless look, and hardy heritage breed charm. Perfect for farmers, ranchers, cattle lovers, homesteaders, agriculture fans, Scottish cattle enthusiasts, and anyone who loves unique farm animals and classic livestock artwork.
Description: A charming kingfisher-inspired bird illustration featuring rich blue feathers, warm earthy tones, and an adorable cartoon style. Perched on a textured woodland branch surrounded by leaves and berries, this design blends whimsical nature art with rustic botanical details. Perfect for bird lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, and fans of cute woodland illustrations with cozy forest-inspired aesthetics and handcrafted visual appeal.
Description: Here is a tricolor bumble I saw during a week long field trip to the Adirondack mountains with my aquatic entomology class. We had just arrived at our first field site. It was an ordinary creek surrounded by Maples and Oaks. On the edge of the habitat I saw a bumblebee with an orange middle patch. A native bumblebee! Living in the lower region of the state I had never seen this bee before. It was really exciting! I've included some of my specimens and the respective habitat they were found in. Hand drawn in the car while we were on our way to the next site!
Description: This is my acrylic painting of a stocky belted kingfisher that has caught a fish by swooping down from a perch. A vibrant blue kingfisher is perched on a branch with a small fish in its beak, set against a lush green background. The bird's plumage is vividly detailed, showcasing shades of blue and patches of reddish-brown. This bird painting is included in the bird playing card game called “Chirp Up”.
