Rufous Shorts
Description: Realistic digital illustration of the Rufous-capped Motmot (Baryphthengus ruficapillus) perched on a mossy branch. This vibrant tropical bird artwork captures rich plumage, rainforest ambiance, and fine detail, ideal for nature lovers, bird enthusiasts, and wildlife art collectors seeking exotic avian beauty.
Description: Though they have a legendary reputation for being extremely feisty, the Rufous hummingbirds seem to be subdued this year, stealthily sneaking in visits to the flowers before suffering the wrath of the resident Anna's hummingbirds. This beautiful little stranger was camping out in the California Lilac, and guarding her precious stash of nectar from within this large cage-like shrub.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of two rufous hummingbirds hoovering to get nectar from some flowers. I used a pearlescent paint for the iridescent shine on the feathers. They have a fast and darting flight with pinpoint maneuverability. These feisty birds will chase away other birds many times its size. Their delicate wings are caught mid-flight, creating a sense of movement and liveliness. This bird painting is included in the bird playing card game called “Chirp Up”.
Description: We have selected 28 of our favorite different corvids and put them on this crazy cool shirt. The 28 featured birds are: Sri Lankan blue magpie, red billed chough, blue jay, western jackdaw, common raven, California scrub jay, thick billed raven, Javan green magpie, azure-winged magpie, Inca jay, Lidth's jay, Eurasian jay,Siberian jay, magpie, American crow, Stressman's bushcrow, white-throated magpie-jay, rook, Taiwan blue magpie, cyanocorax jay, spotted nutcracker, racket-tailed treepie, Steller's jay, Rufous treepie, hooded crow, piapiac, purplish jay, and a pied crow.
