Kingfisher Mugs

The beautiful, colourful New Zealand Sacred Kingfisher. In myth he controls the sea and waves. Watercolour, ink and collage.

Photograph taken in the Ueno District of Tokyo, Japan

Airbus A340-500 - Kingfisher Airlines digital artwork by The Art of Flying. http://www.theartofflying.biz

Belted Kingfisher Wearing Sunglasses. Perfect gift for bird watchers and bird lovers alike.

A beautiful Blue Kingfisher - bird - bird art - from my original Kingfisher painting - Garry Greenwood

Hi my name is Beatrice Ajayi and I am an Artist, Illustrator and Author. This artwork is Entitled ‘Kingfisher Magnus’ This digital painting was created using Procreate app on my iPad. It depicts a kingfisher. It is one of my favourite birds. I gave this little character red feathers. For more on my art check out my details below: Website: www.beatriceajayi.com Please feel free to comment and ask me questions. I am always happy to share about art discussions and share tips. For more detailed art tips and process especially for beginner artists I also have online classes on Skillshare here: https://www.skillshare.com/user/beatrice For everyday snippets in the ‘Lab’, which is what I call my studio, you can find m...

Kingfisher crest badge surrounded by a strap and buckle over tartan background.

Plaid design in kingfisher palette colors. Seamless pattern.

The Red-backed Kingfisher - Todiramphus pyrrhopygia - lives in drier regions, in semi-arid woodlands, mulga and mallee, spinifex and almost treeless country. Sometimes far from water. Found over most of Australia. Hunts from open perches; drops to the ground to take small reptiles or occasional small (mouse-size) mammals or large insects. Photographed in Central Australia, Alice Springs in the Northern Territory. Canon 5D, zoom lens. (Featured in For All Photographers, & Other Groups.)

A sacred kingfisher sings his song high up in the eucalyptus tree , i was fortunate to get a photo of him.

Swallows and Kingfisher with Rose Mallows (Utagawa Hiroshige). If you love ancient oriental art, then this design is for you! This is a high quality recreation of ancient artwork. Great for anyone who loves Asian, Oriental, and Japanese art.

Swallows and Kingfisher with Rose Mallows (Utagawa Hiroshige). If you love ancient oriental art, then this design is for you! This is a high quality recreation of ancient artwork. Great for anyone who loves Asian, Oriental, and Japanese art.

Swallows and Kingfisher with Rose Mallows (Utagawa Hiroshige). If you love ancient oriental art, then this design is for you! This is a high quality recreation of ancient artwork. Great for anyone who loves Asian, Oriental, and Japanese art.

Swallows and Kingfisher with Rose Mallows (Utagawa Hiroshige). If you love ancient oriental art, then this design is for you! This is a high quality recreation of ancient artwork. Great for anyone who loves Asian, Oriental, and Japanese art.

the author's drawing of the kingfisher bird is stylized as a fisherman

The Kingfisher, a small bird that hunts fish by diving into the water, is one of the inspirations for one of the fastest trains in the world. And one of the species of this little bird lives in the wetlands of Bogotá (Colombia) … that’s how close we are to inspiration. This is a semi-mechanical version of this bird. Watercolors and inks. Year 2020

Plaid design in kingfisher palette colors. Seamless pattern. Rotated at 45 degrees.

Kookaburra the Kingfisher is an original artwork by artist Jacquelyn Lenard of Jacquelynearth layering hundreds of dots of coloured oil paint to create an interesting dimensional effect. The kookaburra wakes with the sun and reminds us to laugh and to join in with the laughter of others.

Giant Kingfisher - Bird in Africa - Ornithology

Kingfisher in a willow branch

The beautiful, colourful kingfisher with its wonderful wings extended as it starts a dive. Watercolour and collage illustration.

Kingfisher arty pattern

MONKEY SIGN kingfisher

Green Kingfisher Perched In Different Tree ©Debra Martz This little Kingfisher was first in a tree bare of all leaves. After it made a quick dive to capture prey it perched in a different tree before repeating dive after dive. Photography by Debra Martz. Captured on South Padre Island, Texas. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 20240302-DSC_0002.NEF

This is a vector design of a Common Kingfisher bird. The scientific name for this type of bird is Alcedo Atthis, and it comes from the Alcedinidae family. These birds are master divers and fish seekers. When I started on this design, I wanted to add a unique element to the bird, and I thought a crown would fit perfectly with its well-known title, Kingfisher. It takes a lot of time to make these designs, and when others show their support, it gives me more motivation to keep creating animal art. So, if you enjoy my work, please like it, share it, or even buy it for yourself or someone else as a special gift.

This is a vector design of a Common Kingfisher bird. The scientific name for this type of bird is Alcedo Atthis, and it comes from the Alcedinidae family. These birds are master divers and fish seekers. When I started on this design, I wanted to add a unique element to the bird, and I thought a crown would fit perfectly with its well-known title, Kingfisher. It takes a lot of time to make these designs, and when others show their support, it gives me more motivation to keep creating animal art. So, if you enjoy my work, please like it, share it, or even buy it for yourself or someone else as a special gift.

This is a vector design of a Common Kingfisher bird. The scientific name for this type of bird is Alcedo Atthis, and it comes from the Alcedinidae family. These birds are master divers and fish seekers. When I started on this design, I wanted to add a unique element to the bird, and I thought a crown would fit perfectly with its well-known title, Kingfisher. It takes a lot of time to make these designs, and when others show their support, it gives me more motivation to keep creating animal art. So, if you enjoy my work, please like it, share it, or even buy it for yourself or someone else as a special gift.

Belted Kingfisher scans the Columbia River for her next meal.

A simple pencil sketch of an iconic bird.

The blue-eared kingfisher (Alcedo meninting) is found in Asia, ranging across the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia. It is found mainly in dense shaded forests where it hunts in small streams. It is darker crowned, with darker rufous underparts and lacking the rufous ear stripe of the common kingfisher (Alcedo atthis) which is found in more open habitats. A number of subspecies have been described that differ in measurement and colour shade. Adult males have an all dark bill while females have a reddish lower mandible.The blue-eared kingfisher is largely resident within its range. They usually perch on branches overhanging densely shaded streams before diving below to capture prey that includes crustaceans, dragonfly larvae and fish.

A geometric outline of a blue halcyon kingfisher! Created on January 1, 2020, it was made for the cover art of my first ever release Halcyon: hyperfollow.com/moule/halcyon

Belted Kingfisher - The Bird Lover Collection

Taken on one of my Top End Photography Tours, during the Yellow Waters cruise at Kakadu. These birds stick to their own territory, and I have been back to the same spot several times and seen the same kingfisher - or a close relative - on the same tree every time!

kingfisher on a tree stump

This is a vector design of a Common Kingfisher bird. The scientific name for this type of bird is Alcedo Atthis, and it comes from the Alcedinidae family. These birds are master divers and fish seekers. When I started on this design, I wanted to add a unique element to the bird, and I thought a crown would fit perfectly with its well-known title, Kingfisher. It takes a lot of time to make these designs, and when others show their support, it gives me more motivation to keep creating animal art. So, if you enjoy my work, please like it, share it, or even buy it for yourself or someone else as a special gift.

The Halcyon genus of Kingfishers that can be found in Singapore!