Small bit of another dove painting I’m working on :3

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Small bit of another dove painting I’m working on :3
todays bird of the day is the bush stone curlew!!
photos by me :)
CURLEWS! CURLEWS! CURLEWS!
todays bird of the day is the little black cormorant!
image source
if you have trouble identifying cormorants, i recommend this video from birdwalkz youtube, which has a lot of great info on aussie birds. not only is it a great way to get to know the different cormorant species it has gems like this
Cotton Pygmy Geese (Nettapus coromandelianus), male, family Anatidae, order Anseriformes, Rajasthan, India
photograph by Sandeep Kumar
happy pride! here's some new birdies that will be up in our pride birds collection soon! 🏳️🌈
Musk lorikeets in gouache
A cockatoo broke our rocket. :(
Gonna need a tiny bit more context here bud
Thankyou to everyone for the helpful replies and context - so turns out a cockatoo broke our rocket.
Article link:
https://www.news.com.au/technology/science/space/unlikely-suspect-caught-redhanded-over-failed-rocket-launch-in-bowen-qld/news-story/e489f5e9443d7209906d81e86a4498b0#
A ... spokesperson?
Great crested grebe! My new favourite bird specie! The excitement from seeing them in real life is still with me.
I'm so happy to know this specie! Just check out their beautiful crests! Now I have to wish to see them in mating season to witness it unfolded.
Though, before that I have to see them a bit closer than a fortunately recognizable shape in the middle of river, haha! They didn't want to swim in the direction of the bank at all on that day!
As references for this art I used photos by @kavohh707 . Check out their blog! The photos are wonderful. You have to see their photos of grebes with chicks!!!🥺🥺🥺
todays bird of the day is the bush stone curlew!!
photos by me :)
todays bird of the day is the brown goshawk!
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BIRD COLLECTING CARDS
Some of the birds from around where I live. Part of a uni project this semester. Wish I could've included magpies and ravens but the main focus ended up being on waterbirds and I ran out of time! Oh well
Great Backyard Bird Off - Australia (poll 2)
choose your favorite
Australian Ibis
Satin Bowerbird
Bird Info & Submission Reasons
Australian Ibis (Threskiornis molucca)
""You steal my habitat, I'll steal your rubbish!" What's there not to love about that attitude?!"
"I just think they're neat"
"It’s colloquially referred to as bin chicken. It’s everywhere. Sometimes they perch on roofs in groups of 3-5 like some imitation-gargoyles."
"I see them frequently in my city and they're p funky looking"
"Loathed by Australians everywhere, their hooked beaks are uniquely adapted to steal food from bins"
"BIN CHICKEN SUPREMACY"
Satin Bowerbird (Ptilonorhynchus violaceus)
"They stole all my blue pegs and I'm not even mad about it... full respect for their commitment to the aesthetic!"
Large plump bowerbird with short bill. Adult males are entirely dark glossy blue-purple color with a pale bill and bright violet eye. Adult females and immatures are primarily green and brown, with blue/pink eyes and scalloped underparts. This species can be quite loud and vocal (screeches, hisses, yowls). It is often encountered in pairs or small groups. Males are well-known for building a large bower decorated with small blue objects. Found in rainforests and wet eucalypt forests of eastern Australia. (eBird)
Image Sources: ibis (Ian Hearn), bowerbird (Paul Rankin)
Not owls I believe but How do you feel about the humble tawny frogmouth...
FUCK. LITERALLY SO AWESOME. TAWNY FROGMOUTH I LOVE YOU
i really like baby tawny frogmouth. my spore
been drawing the wildlife of my southern ontarian childhood to unwind 🌾
i think maybe we could spend less time thinking about things that make us angry and more time thinking about other stuff
YEAH EXACTLY HOLY SHIT
oh my god hes perfect. replace the faces on us currency with him