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Looking for some original and unique wildlife blank cards then check these out. They are so versatile. Use them for short letter notes, get well cards, miss you messages, thank you messages, and of course they're ideal for anyone who loves nature.

Swans by redletterdays
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Joyful Mallard Duck by redletterdays
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Canada Geese by redletterdays
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Duck by redletterdays
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Flying Canada Geese by redletterdays
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Robin by Welshpixels

Robin by Welshpixels
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Robin

Today we associate robins with Christmas, and the bird always appears on Christmas cards. A common explanation is that the Victorian postmen who delivered Christmas cards wore red uniforms, and were nicknamed "robin redbreasts". So people associated receiving their cards with robins. The truth is probably much simpler, for the robin is most visible at Christmas, when its bright red breast, which the bird puffs out to keep warm, brings colour to drab surroundings, and the male begins to sing loudly to attract a mate. It is also in the depths of winter, when insect food is scarce, that robins are most tame. So robins have always been as much a part of the Christmas scene as snow and holly.The UK's favourite bird - with its bright red breast it is familar throughout the year and especially at Christmas! Males and females look identical, and young birds have no red breast and are spotted with golden brown. Robins sing nearly all year round and despite their cute appearance, they are aggressively territorial and are quick to drive away intruders. They will sing at night next to street lights.

 

A Barn Owl in flight by aquartistic

A Barn Owl in flight by aquartistic
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A Barn Owl in flight

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Reproduced from an original watercolour painting by Véronique Cole

Robin by Welshpixels

Robin by Welshpixels
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Robin

Today we associate robins with Christmas, and the bird always appears on Christmas cards. A common explanation is that the Victorian postmen who delivered Christmas cards wore red uniforms, and were nicknamed "robin redbreasts". So people associated receiving their cards with robins. The truth is probably much simpler, for the robin is most visible at Christmas, when its bright red breast, which the bird puffs out to keep warm, brings colour to drab surroundings, and the male begins to sing loudly to attract a mate. It is also in the depths of winter, when insect food is scarce, that robins are most tame. So robins have always been as much a part of the Christmas scene as snow and holly.The UK's favourite bird - with its bright red breast it is familar throughout the year and especially at Christmas! Males and females look identical, and young birds have no red breast and are spotted with golden brown. Robins sing nearly all year round and despite their cute appearance, they are aggressively territorial and are quick to drive away intruders. They will sing at night next to street lights.

 

WHITE FANTASY OWL Mousepad by BY_CYRA

WHITE FANTASY OWL Mousepad by BY_CYRA
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WHITE FANTASY OWL Mousepad

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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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Saw Whet Owl keychain by Critterpainter

Saw Whet Owl keychain by Critterpainter
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Robin by Welshpixels

Robin by Welshpixels
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Today we associate robins with Christmas, and the bird always appears on Christmas cards. A common explanation is that the Victorian postmen who delivered Christmas cards wore red uniforms, and were nicknamed "robin redbreasts". So people associated receiving their cards with robins.  

Cardinal on Cherry Blossom by ArtformTheHeart

Cardinal on Cherry Blossom by ArtformTheHeart
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A digital watercolour painting of a Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) sitting on a cherry blossom tree. During courtship, male cardinals feed seeds to the female beak to beak. This painting was inspired by a pair of cardinals whom paid regular visits to the garden whilst I was in Arkansas during the summer of 2009. Available on a range of products in the ArtformTheHeart store.