Since I posted bird drawings I had done in October most recently, I figured it was time to share some of my favorites from November this time. Well, I think my bird muse must have taken an early holiday vacation, because she certainly wasn't around for me. I needed to dip into my December drawings in order to get at least a handful to share with you, and even then, I'm not happy with the selection.
Oh, well. Here I present to you some of my bird drawings, The Daily Bird, from November and December, 2024.
As always, above each drawing, I will give you the name of the bird, as well as where in the world this bird can be found.
horned lark
north america
white-headed island-thrush
a few islands of vanuatu and lifou off caledonia
clark's nutcracker
u.s. mountains of the west
european goldfinch
europe, north africa, western and central asia
brahminy kite
indian subcontinent, southeast asia, australia
australian pratincole
australia
black-chinned sparrow
southeast u.s.
azure kingfisher
australia, tasmania
rhea
south america
chipping sparrow
north america
hainan blue flycatcher
cambodia, china, hong kong, laos, myanmar, thailand, vietnam
ayam cemani
java
eurasian widgeon
palearctic
wood stork
southern swamps of north america
And there you have it: a questionable bunch of bird drawings from November and December, 2024.
Thanks so much once again for continuing to accompany me on my The Daily Bird drawing challenge!
birdie
smiles.
Engaging and well-written, this post beautifully captures the essence of savoring aperitif hour with a local touch.
ReplyDeleteYour dedication to The Daily Bird is inspiring! Even if you’re not fully happy with this batch, it’s great to see such a diverse selection of birds from around the world. Keep going!
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