Conference of the Birds by Bebops

Conference of the Birds by Bebops
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Conference of the Birds
Very early in the morning, these four goldfinches were perched on top of the feeder pole waiting for someone to put out their breakfast! It seems to be a family with Mom on the right, then a juvenile, then Dad, and then another young one on the left. The low sun rays from the early day light illuminated the group while keeping the background trees in darkness. 

Hummingbird on Zinnias by Bebops

Hummingbird on Zinnias by Bebops
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This poster features a female ruby-throated hummingbird. She hovers in the air while drinking nectar from the golden center of a bright red zinnia flower. A yellow zinnia blossom is nearby. The colors seem brilliant against the background of green leaves and dark shadows. 

Baby Cardinal by Bebops

Baby Cardinal by Bebops
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Baby Cardinal
This poster features an adorable baby Northern Cardinal. He is all golden and brown with a tan beak now, but when his adult feathers grow in, he will be a brilliant red bird with an orange beak. He is sitting on a rail in front of a tree full of green apples looking a little bit confused.

Northern Cardinal Family print Northern Cardinal Family by Bebops

Northern Cardinal Family by Bebops
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This brilliantly colored poster features the Northern Cardinal family. On the left is the golden brown female with her orange beak. In the middle is the golden brown juvenile just beginning to turn red. The beak is a dull brown. On the right is the gorgeous scarlet red male with a darker orange beak outlined with black feathers. He is looking a little scruffy because he is growing in new feathers for the winter.

Ruffed Grouse by Bebops

Ruffed Grouse by Bebops
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This note card features a ruffed grouse peering down from a tree branch, although usually grouse spend their time on the ground. When surprised, they explode into flight, beating their wings loudly. There are ruffs are on the sides of the neck and a crest on top of the head. The feathers are a wonderful pattern of brown, white, orange and gold. Green leaves in the background set off the lovely brownish tones.

Canada Geese by Bebops

Canada Geese by Bebops
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This poster features two migrating Canada Geese sitting on a log in a shallow pond. Their brown, black and white markings are reflected in the water. The water ripples create a fascinating vertical pattern of reflected tree trunks. I have digitally enhanced my original photograph to create a watercolor effect. 

Hyacinth Macaw by artfulescapes

Hyacinth Macaw by artfulescapes
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Hyacinth Macaw is from one of my original digital art paintings. This colorful parrot portrait using red, oranges and green is sure to delight any avid bird or wildlife lover.
The Hyacinth Macaw's historical range included a large area of northeastern, central and southwestern Brazil, eastern Bolivia and northeastern Paraguay. The hyacinth macaw is the largest macaw and the largest flying parrot species in the world. Known as "gentle giants", the Hyacinths are very affectionate birds by nature. 

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Red-breasted Nuthatch by Bebops

Red-breasted Nuthatch by Bebops
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This magnet features a Red-breasted Nuthatch who looks like he is taking charge! He is a very small bird with a rust colored breast, blue-gray back and a black eye stripe. His head and beak are very large in proportion to his body. The nuthatches are permanent, year round inhabitants of our part of upstate New York. They forage on the trunks and large branches of trees, often descending head first, sometimes catching insects in flight. They mainly eat insects and seeds. Their call is like a tin trumpet.

Ruby-throated Hummingbird by Bebops

Ruby-throated Hummingbird by Bebops
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This note card features a young ruby-throated hummingbird who has not yet developed the ruby coloration on his throat. He is sitting on a metal bar, ready to dive into the nectar from the flowers surrounding him. The background is a soft, lovely palette of pink, red, gold, yellow and green.

Red-Bellied Woodpecker by Bebops

Red-Bellied Woodpecker by Bebops
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The Red-bellied Woodpecker is a medium-sized woodpecker. It breeds in southern Canada and the northeastern United States, but can range as far south as Florida and as far west as Texas. Its common name is somewhat misleading, as the most prominent red part of its plumage is on the head! Here he is perched on a cake of suet.

Blue Jay with Flowers by Bebops

Blue Jay with Flowers by Bebops
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This colorful poster features a blue jay who has landed on a porch deck in upstate New York surrounded by flowers. The blue, gray, white and black coloration of the bird is set off by a riot of color. There is a decorative teapot with orange and yellow nasturtiums and a purple petunia. Green leaves complete this kaleidoscope of colors.  

Dancing Siskin Birthday by Bebops

Dancing Siskin Birthday by Bebops
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Pine Siskins sometimes stay here in upstate New York during the winter. They tend to hang out with the goldfinches. I captured this little fellow seemingly dancing for joy!
 

Cardinal in the snow by Bebops

Cardinal in the snow by Bebops
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A brilliant red Northern Cardinal is eating sunflower seeds during a snow storm. I took this photo through my back window on an incredibly cold and wintry day in upstate New York. The cardinals live here all year round. We enjoy their lovely singing and gorgeous colors. By mid-summer, they are bringing their babies to the feeding stations to teach them where they can get seed next winter.