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Keen on being green, #bicycles #budgerigars & beating the #bullies Fledgling #writer sometime #illustrator amateur #photographer of creatures great & small

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Inspiration for this week's is drawn from the project with shades in the plumes of the Whiskey Jack a member of the corvid family also known as the Canada Jay although for the purposes of this illustration perhaps its Whiskey Jacques

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2020-07-11

Joining rainbow snake from aboriginal Dreamtime is the rainbow fish from Hindu legend - but this one isn't a myth it's Melanotaenia boesemani from Indonesia. 🇮🇩

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2020-06-23

The god of protection & one of the four sons of Horus in Egyptian mythology joins the questing beast from Arthurian legend for the letter Q in the

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2020-06-16

Joining Otso bear - the king of the forest from Finnish mythology is an Ogre from the first series
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2020-06-02

Daniela fabulous rainbow serpent prompted me to search out my own multi-coloured snake from the 2016
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2020-05-02

For here's the black-hooded oriole which lives in tropical southern Asia from India & Sri Lanka to Indonesia.

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2020-05-02

This week's theme is folklore of forest creatures & spirits so here from the series is a dryad - a tree nymph often associated with oak trees

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2020-04-23

Joining the hippocampus from the 2016 mythical creatures alphabet is the - a mythical bird often featured in northern Thai art

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2020-04-14

For here's the each-uisge a supernatural water horse found in the Scottish Highlands. It's often mistaken for the kelpie, which inhabits streams and rivers, whereas the each-uisge lives in the sea, sea lochs & fresh water lochs

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2020-03-24

The great thing about is discovering colours & that I didn't know existed.
The Verditer flycatcher, found from the Himalayas through Southeast Asia to Sumatra, is named after the distinctive shade of its copper-sulphate blue plumage

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2020-02-22