The Interesting Tufted Titmouse is a Full Time Florida Resident shows readers a couple images of a tufted titmouse that lives near the author/artist’s house. It discusses the resident birds and their preferences at feeding time.
The Red Bellied Woodpecker is Great at Being an Insectivore discusses several adaptations that all wood boring woodpeckers have that allow them to drill, to eat, and to protect themselves. It also shows why this bird is called red bellied.
The Return of the American Robin is a Great Sign of Spring discusses the American robin and it behavior, migratory patterns, diet, and range among other things. It also shows several images of these beautiful birds foraging.
Just Finished Up a Soaring New Artwork shows readers a new pen and ink style digital artwork by the author/artist. It also explains where the idea for the work came from and the artist’s special affection for these particular birds.
The American Crow is Very Interesting to Watch tells readers about the author/artist’s interaction with this crow and his flock. It also discusses the motivation behind the featured image.
The Beautiful Great Egret is a Common Bird Worldwide shows readers several images of this gorgeous bird. It then give readers some insights into their behavior, range, diet, and preferred habitats.
The Bald Eagle is a Magnificent, Stunning North American Raptor shows readers a pair of bald eagles that live near Seward, Alaska. It tells readers a little bit about this pair of birds and about bald eagles in general. Finally, it shows another bird in a more natural habitat.
The Downy Woodpecker is a Beautiful Little Bird shows readers several images of the smallest woodpecker in North America. It gives readers some insight into these birds including range, habitats, diet, and some habits.
Swamp Roosting Time Can be an Interesting, Noisy Affair shows readers a video of hundreds of cattle egrets, white ibis, and great egrets settling in to roost in the trees of a central Florida swamp.
The Boat-Tailed Grackle is an Interesting Coastal Bird show artistically enhanced photos of a male and a female grackle. It then discusses a few interesting facts about the birds and how the images were created.
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