Eamon Riordan-Shortさんのイラストまとめ

#DailyBird2020 Day 341: Bearded Vulture

This bird is also called Lammergeier (lamb-vulture, German) or Ossifrage (bone-breaker, Latin). Both names do more justice to this extremely metal bird 🤟

Lammies are scavengers whose diet is 85-90% bone marrow.

THEY. EAT. SKELETONS. ☠️

#DailyBird2020 Day 207: Swallow-Tailed Kite

Alright, let's get this pandering over with. Swallow-tailed kites are just unbelievably cool. Seriously, these are crowd-pleaser birds. Frankly, they make bald eagles look like big yawn-inducing babies.

Check 'em out.

🚨PROMO ALERT🚨

I don't advertise much since this is as much my personal/professional twitter as it is an art account (despite #DailyBird2020)

BUT THE RUMOURS ARE TRUE! I sell Daily Bird stickers on @redbubble!

The full catalogue can be found here: https://t.co/iFIoqVhfGG

Only a cowardly demon king hides behind Deku Scrubs

#LegendofZelda #Ganondorf #SlightlyArtistic

#DailyBird2020 Day 98: Ross' Gull

Now, ROGU are one of those "These probably exist, but I'm just taking peoples' word for it" kind of birds. The main reason being that they're almost totally restricted to the high arctic.

But yes, a pink gull exists, and it's cute as a button.

#DailyBird2020 Day 92: Inca Tern

This one goes out to @_earley_bird_

These lip-luggage laden larids breed on the coast of Peru and Chile. Inca Terns are one of a handful of birds that make me self-conscious about my facial hair.

Presenting my honours research tomorrow and I wanted to share some cartoons I made for the poster in all their microhymenopteran glory.

(They're cuter than they are accurate)

From one quarantinee to another:

#DailyBird2020 Day 59: Sandhill Crane

This was actually the first bird I drew and I was saving it for when I simply didn't have the energy.

Don't let that take away from the majesty of the Sandhill Crane. They don't stay long in the Okanagan but their flyovers are well received

#DailyBird2020 Day 48: American Dipper

This one comes with a little extra since I've been enjoying my vacation in Jasper. The birding is pretty quiet, but the challenge is half the fun!

American Dippers live solely on rocky streams, foraging for insect larvae and small fish!