Saurgust day 7, burrowing owl. Or as we say in Dutch, a rabbit owl! Cute little guys.
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Saurgust day 7, burrowing owl. Or as we say in Dutch, a rabbit owl! Cute little guys.
Day 218 of DDD! The Mamenchisaurus sinocanadorum! The biggest of the Mamenchisaurus species! It was found in China and is fucking MASSIVE!
A little owl helps her friend move in.
Mamenchisaurus sinocanadorum
Saurgust day 6, Mamenchisaurus sinocanadorum. That's a lot of neck.
Day 217 of DDD! The Vogelkop Owlet-Nİghtjar! Fuck man, you sure are a bird alright. Stop looking at me like that. Go back to papua new guinea
Saurgust day 5, vogelkop owlet-nightjar. Very much improv'd the back markings because I had little time and couldn't find any good references. Probably should've made the stripes smaller, anyhow.
Day 216 of DDD! The Maiasaura! A Hadrosaur from late cretaceous alberta! Its name "good mother lizard" originates from the fact that its body was found on top of its nest. Fortunately for Maiasaura, it did not get dubbed "oviraptor" like the other good parent.
Also if you recognise this pattern, The Era of Terror is long awaiting your return.