Nocturnal birds is theme for May Draw-a-Bird Day

There are more than 11,000 species of birds. Not that many are nocturnal. Here are some of them.

Tom Eichenberger: Saw-Whet Owl. Wire, styrofoam, acrylic, and ceramic beads.

Jim Eichenberger: Black Crowned Night Heron. Watercolor and pencil.

Judith Davis: Barred Owl at Acadia (first view). Photography.

Judith Davis: Barred Owl Landing in Acadia National Park. Photography.

Tara Hamilton: Rufous Boobook Owl. Watercolor.

Anne Shields: Black-Crowned Night Heron. Pastel.

Carolyn Rondthaler: Nightengale. Watercolor. From a photo by Carlos Delgado.

Kay Elsasser: Screech Owl. Watercolor

Susan Burdick: Great Horned Owl. Digital pencil and watercolor.

Marian Wiseman: Barred Owl. Watercolor.

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2 comments on “Nocturnal birds is theme for May Draw-a-Bird Day”

Anonymous
May 15, 2024

Nice looking bird s

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Anonymous
May 19, 2024

You and Tom are so talented!

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This entry was posted on May 10, 2024 by wisemarian in Birds, Draw-a-bird day, Pastel, Photography, Sculpture, Watercolor and tagged Anne Shields, Carolyn Rondthaler, Jim Eichenberger, Judith Davis, Kay Elsasser, Marian Wiseman, Susan Burdick, Tara Hamilton, Tom Eichenberger.

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