Well, in looking through my #365birds drawings for June, I came to the realization that June must not have been a good bird month for me. Almost all the birds I drew in June were just meh. Sigh.
Anyway to continue my features of a month's worth of drawings I did for my personal challenge, #365birds, I present to you a handful of June birds.
As I always do, I will include above each drawing the day of the challenge (of 365 days) it was, the name of the bird, as well as the part of the world where this bird can be found.
Day 206 - dracula parrot
new guinea
day 210 - mallard
asia, europe, north america
day 213 - banded broadbill
southeast asia
\day 217 - oscillated antbird
central and south america
day 219 - gray-crowned rosy-finch
native to alaska
day 220 - penguin zebra finch
australia and indonesia
day 224 - rosy finch
the arctic and alpine zones
day 227 - tree sparrow
north america
day 238 - collared puffbird
amazon basin
day 231 - golden-chevroned tanager
brazil
day 232 - eastern rosella
eastern australia including tasmania
day 233 - buffy fish owl
bangladesh, myanmar, thailand, malaysia, singapore to cambodia, laos, vietnam and the samoa islands
Please recognize that these are my personal artworks and not to be reproduced or used in any way without my express consent. Be sure to reach out if you are interested in any prints!
Thanks for letting me share my avian journey with you!
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The early bird gets the worm
but the late bird doesn't even get the late worm.
- Charles M. Schulz -
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Winged
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