Red-headed Bluebill (Spermophaga ruficapilla), family Estrildidae, order Passeriformes, Kenya
photograph by Takaaki Nagashima

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Red-headed Bluebill (Spermophaga ruficapilla), family Estrildidae, order Passeriformes, Kenya
photograph by Takaaki Nagashima

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Estrildidae family - round 1, section 2
Which is the best bird?
Sunda zebra finch
Red-headed bluebill
Red-cheeked cordon-bleu
Violet-eared waxbill
Red avadavat
Gouldian finch
White-collared oliveback
Green-backed twinspot
Cut-throat finch
Red-headed Bluebill, Spermophaga r. ruficapilla, male, Bigodi Swamp, Uganda
photograph by Nik Borrow | Flickr CC
B!Davidâs fursona Bluebill
Heâs a bilby!
Scientific Name: Clematis pitcheri Common Name(s): Pitcherâs leatherflower, purple clematis, bluebill Family: Ranunculaceae (buttercup) Life Cycle: Perennial Leaf Retention: Deciduous Habit: Vine USDA L48 Native Status: Native Location: Plano, Texas Season(s): Summer
Bud to bloom, same plant. The âbeardedâ clusters are its fruits.

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Old Gods: Day 10 - Bluebill
In Finnish mythology bluebill (or tufted duck, they were often the same bird in Finnish myths) is the creator deity of this world. There are many variations of the story but the basic premises is the same. In the beginning the bluebill was flying above the dark ocean of origin. The mother/goddess of water raised her knee from the ocean and the bird thought it was a tussock so it landed and lay its golden eggs on the mother's knee. For some reason the mother of water moved her knee so that one of the eggs fell from it and cracked. The egg shell pieces became the world, the earth and the sky as well as the sun, moon and stars. Waterfowls in general were very important birds to ancient Finns and there were many beliefs related to them. They were such important birds that in some occasions ancient Finns were even called "the water fowl folk". The water fowls were strongly associated with music and their song reminded people of the sorrowful songs of their long lost loved ones. The bluebill was a special bird because it had the ability to fetch things from the bottom of a lake which was something not even the pike or other water deities could do. The bluebill was able to fetch tears that had fallen into a lake and transformed into clams of pearls.
You can follow along and use my prompt list if you like! If you want you can tag yours as #oldgodsinktober or #shinonart on all platforms so I can see your works, too!
Is there a group picture of these three idiots? Becasue I think we need a group picture of these three idiots.
I originally planned to draw my OCs to practice human anatomy but then I realized I still donât have consistent designs for them so I drew these human looking (non-)humans instead.
I present you Bill Cipher, Bill Cipher and Bill Cipher, also known as MizBill, Sebastian Pines and ââBlueââBill from @quantumseahorse @bluefrosty27 and whatever Josephinaâs Tumblr is.
It was actually pretty fun to search on Tumblr, Deviantart and AO3 for references. Also, drawing Mizâ hair is so fucking satisfying idk why but I love it.
I wanted to do shading and a better background but it got really confusing with navigating the layers and backgrounds just arenât my strength... Maybe I do the shading some other time when I have better experience with it.
Anyway, hereâs some fanart for my favourite authors.
They are so fun to draw I could do this all day
Photo of the Day â The Red-headed Bluebill (Spermophaga ruficapilla) is a fairly common species with a large range in Sub-Saharan Africa. This absolute stunner was found at Bigodi Swamp in Uganda, a birderâs haven that supports an incredible array of bird species â with well over 100 species recorded here.
Thank you for the wonderful photo, Rich Lindie