Passerine Bird Magnets

Barn Swallow red

Barn Swallow

Yellow Bird

pattern of painted birds

Gregarious Passerine 2

The first sparrow of spring!

The Beauty of a sparrow Van Gogh Style

The yellow-fronted canary was introduced to Hawaiʻi from Africa in the 1960s. Today they are found on Oʻahu and the Big Island.

Valentine Kissing Passerine Bird Couple

Night Swallow

Birds of the four seasons: the indigo passerine in summer. Entirely done in watercolor.

A cross stitch inspired cardinal in a bird cage. Note: Not a real cross stitch.

The blue jay is a bird symbolizing fidelity and agreement.

Tropical bird with black eyes and colorful body surrounded by exotic leaves and palm branches

Great Tit (Parus major)

Giving free rein to my love of birds! My goal is to draw as many species as possible, both close to home and less-known.

Giving free rein to my love of birds! My goal is to draw as many species as possible, both close to home and less-known.

Giving free rein to my love of birds! My goal is to draw as many species as possible, both close to home and less-known.

Giving free rein to my love of birds! My goal is to draw as many species as possible, both close to home and less-known.

Giving free rein to my love of birds! My goal is to draw as many species as possible, both close to home and less-known.

Birds

Royal flycatcher bird cartoon illustration

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Sorry I'm Late I Saw a Bird Funny saying gifts for bird lovers, Bird Watcher

Three Feathers

Chipping Sparrow Spizella passerina perches on a rock, Joshua Tree National Park, California,United States.

Feeling artsy? Check out this simplistic yet trendy abstract artwork

Two red-winged blackbirds frolic on the beach at St Simons Island along the Georgia coast on the Atlantic Ocean.

Bird flying freely as it should be! We were born to reach other worlds, give free rein to the imagination and never hold on to ties that make us unhappy. Fly, fly, climb, climb and reach the top of what we want....

Sage thrasher perched on a shrub in Santa Margarita, California. Wild bird lovers will adore these beautiful wildlife gifts.

When robins appear, loved ones are near.

Colourful animal illustration of a Eurasian nuthatch Drawn using one of my own photographs as reference, this drawing was created by hand using ink pens on Bristol board, I then added colour tho the illustration using alcohol markers. I was lucky to see this bird in the New Forest National Park in England. Eurasian nuthatches (Sitta europaea), also known as the wood nuthatch are a small and widespread passerine bird found across Europe and parts of Asia. There are many subspecies of the Eurasian nuthatch, the ones we see here in England are the western variety with lovely orange underparts. These birds have beautiful blue upper feathers, a long bill with a black stripe that covers from the bill to across the eye and white cheeks.

Wrens are little backyard birds.

A lovely little blue tit in the snow

Green Violetear Hummingbird, Colibri thalassinus, coming in to feed, La Savegre, Costa Rica. Canon 6D, zoom lens. (Featured in The Power of Photography, & Other Groups.) Hummingbird characterists in brief: very light and small; stubby body, long wings and long, narrow bill; the bill is extremely long and thin compared to the bird’s overall size, and it is used as a tube for the bird to lick nectar from flowers; wings are long, narrow and tapered to give it better agility in the air; the shoulder and elbow joints of the wing are very close to the body, which allows each wing to pivot and tilt - this is critical for a hummingbird’s ability to change flight directions and hover; they have very tiny legs and feet; so small, in fact, that ...

Green Violetear Hummingbird, Colibri thalassinus, coming in to feed, La Savegre, Costa Rica. Canon 6D, zoom lens. (Featured in Closeups in Nature, and Other Groups.) Hummingbird characterists in brief: very light and small; stubby body, long wings and long, narrow bill; the bill is extremely long and thin compared to the bird’s overall size, and it is used as a tube for the bird to lick nectar from flowers; wings are long, narrow and tapered to give it better agility in the air; the shoulder and elbow joints of the wing are very close to the body, which allows each wing to pivot and tilt - this is critical for a hummingbird’s ability to change flight directions and hover; they have very tiny legs and feet; so small, in fact, that the ...