Originally posted on Circadianreflections Blog:
Copyright © 2019 Deborah M. Zajac. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED I thought I’d share several images I’ve made in the last few weeks and have been working on to share. Golden Hour over the 13th Fairway, the Eastern Sierras, and the marsh. A new bird for me! A Rough-winged Swallow with lunch. If I have not made the correct ID for… Continue reading Whatever Weds. This and That
Originally posted on Kayla Fisk:
So to start this project once a week I will do a blog post featuring the most recent birds drawn with a little background and information on each of the species featured. 001: Dark-eyed Junco (Junco hyemalis) The dark-eyed junco is a medium sized sparrow that is found in Canada during its breeding season but during winter will migrate down… Continue reading Birds of the World 1-5
Originally posted on Kayla Fisk:
One amazing thing about the bird world is its incredible biodiversity, one of the many factors that play into this is their difference in size. In the dense woodlands and forest edges of Cuba, the smallest species of birds can be found. Flitting from flower to flower the near threatened Bee Hummingbird ( Mellisuga helenae) may be seen as it… Continue reading The smallest bird in the world
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