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January 15–19
雉始雊 Kiji hajimete naku
Pheasants start to call

New paths mean new sounds & the pheasant has not been part of that. But listening. A male calling incessantly for a female means that Spring is on its way.

Pheasant in the snow - Ohara Koson

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2021-01-15

Two Hunched Pheasants; verso: blank, Jean-Baptiste Oudry, 18th century https://t.co/HXqZD8WjiY

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2020-12-08

I love pheasants

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2020-11-17

The harpy could not fly well with her small wings, but her long tail and shining plumage were the envy of all ✨

Wanted to make a harpy creature that was a bit different from other ones I've made. She is inspired by pheasants, hawks, and the Long-tailed Widowbird.

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2020-10-13

Rozanne Bell has decorated her stylish pheasants with intricate brush strokes and vibrant colours, making for a striking duo.

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2020-09-05

Reference sheet for Pheasantstar, she'll kick your butt and make you like it.

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2020-06-07

my favorite mug
it has two ring neck pheasants on it, I traded a mug for this one at a homestead we camped at in new hampshire 🌲☕️

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2020-05-24

11 Mar 1535: Richard Wharton sends one cock & four hen pheasants to Thomas Cromwell which he said had been brought up by his wife 'in her chamber' (BM)

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2020-03-11

A Pair of Pheasants in the Snow, by Ohara Koson ( 1877-1945)

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2020-02-14

New Perspective out today: Shooting pheasants for sport: what does the death of Cecil tell us?

https://t.co/apqBl19drX



You can also read the authors' plain language summary here:

https://t.co/GB33OK2D9n

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2020-01-29

"Kneel before the mighty leek, pheasants!" 🦆

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2020-01-24

Jackalopes are famous for heads mounted on the wall.
They also are able to mimic voices, and like to drink whiskey. XD.
Very mischievous creatures.
There’s also early depictions of them with a pheasants tail.

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2019-12-14

I enjoyed every last feather on this painting...soon to be displayed with at my solo exhibition on Saturday November 9th.

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2019-11-06

Throwback to when I loved drawing pheasants 🦆

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2019-09-26

I like to think about geralt taking care of the (glitchy) pheasants at corvo bianco

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2019-03-21