Put a bird on it! An aviary of art

February 24, 2017

This post contributed by Tianna Lewis.

Paula Bullwinkel, Everything that Rises Must Converge

All birds, be they crow or peacock, are beautiful, and make a habit of capturing our imaginations. So here’s to birds! And the art they inspire.

KerschenTheChapmanSwifts — Beth Kerschen, The Chapman Swifts

Peter Greaver, Crows 4

Mel Townsend, Bird on a Wire II

aprilcoppini — April Coppini, Sandhill Crane, Preening

Miro Lovric, Ocean Bird

short — Margret Short, Courting

Deborah Marble, Urban Chickens

lustig — Ingrid Lustig, Dreams from the Sky

Sine Morse, Black and White Humming Bird

mcferren — Nikki McFerren, McQueen’s Lady

mch-54 — Molly Cliff Hilts, Raven

Heather Goodwind, Bird

Anna Kodesch, Chick

kievet — Fran Kievet, My Watermelon

Martha Pfanshmidt, Kinglet — Martha Pfanshmidt, Kinglet

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