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For #NationalBirdDay, feast your eyes on the birds from Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands, published by the English naturalist Mark Catesby from 1729 to 1747: https://t.co/FEbE6fduM1
And some available as prints here: https://t.co/heOWfymWC1
A little bird told us that Britain's Birds, a treasury of facts, fiction and folklore, is coming soon on 3rd March 🦢
In celebration of #NationalBirdDay, enjoy a sneak peek at its beautiful cover!
Happy #NationalBirdDay, to our aerial friends and all! 🦉
via Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon
I heard it's #NationalBirdDay, so be careful when eating toucan cereal today because... you turn into one >w>
Art done by Piromane on FA
It's apparently #NationalBirdDay, which means it's the perfect day for showing some appreciation for my favorite bird...even if they pretend they don't appreciate the goo :V
Object of goopy affection is @FishyBoner
Art is by the always excellent @neltruin
In honor of #NationalBirdDay, which just happens to be today, here are two beautiful birds from "Daylight Starlight Wildlife."
For #NationalBirdDay, we're highlighting Daniel Elliot's "The new and heretofore unfigured species of the birds of North America" (1869). Elliot, a founder of @AMNH , provided text. Illustrations by Joseph Wolf, Edwin Sheppard & more. In @BioDivLibrary : https://t.co/S7zGhaEMkv
It's #NationalBirdDay, so here's Julie Manet with her parakeet, painted by her mother, Berthe Morisot; a S-P of Frida Kahlo with her parrots; and The Wounded Dove, by Pre-Raphaelite Rebecca Solomon. I'd love to see other images of birds by women artists in replies! #womensart
For #NationalBirdDay, birds I have known! The red-tailed hawk from Maria Gianferrari's HAWK RISING, Merla the raven from @avi3writer's OLD WOLF, and Ocax the owl, from Avi's POPPY. Happy birding to all and to all a good night. @MacKidsBooks @SimonKIDS @HarperCollinsCh
For #NationalBirdDay, some offerings from Kiki Smith, Frida Kahlo, and Uemura Shoen. Be sure to put some food out for the birds this winter!
It’s #NationalBirdDay, who is your favorite bird-based comic character? #ReadMoreComics
In honor of #NationalBirdDay, we are happy to share this classic article from our MUSE Magazine archives-- all the way back from 2005! Did you know that some birds can do math? "Counting Coots" is by #Jay Ingram with art by #SlugSignorino. Read it here: https://t.co/mGJYxvvK0I
17th-century Dutch painter Melchior d' Hondecoeter specialized in painting birds! So for #NationalBirdDay, enjoy these ducks, hens, roosters and peacocks by “the Raphael of bird painters.”
For #NationalBirdDay, illustrations from George Edwards' Natural history of uncommon birds (1743-51) and Gleanings of natural history (1758-64). Edwards was @RCPLondon 'bedell', the college's custodian/head of security. https://t.co/gt0GpMRZAK
Today is #NationalBirdDay, so why not take this time to celebrate our very own #Prinny? Retweet if you agree, dood ;D!
On #NationalBirdDay, immerse yourself in Extraordinary Birds, by @pablo_dulce. Online exhibit: http://t.co/0lXmeGoX8h