Jan 9
Pleaseeee could you maybe draw a corn crake, your bird art is so magnificent and magical 🙏
YESSS OF COURSE!!! i didn’t like drawing these guys at first but theyre actually soo shape…. they round……
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Pleaseeee could you maybe draw a corn crake, your bird art is so magnificent and magical 🙏
YESSS OF COURSE!!! i didn’t like drawing these guys at first but theyre actually soo shape…. they round……
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corncrake (crex crex), ireland
CORNCRAKE CUTEST THINF EVER.
he's got places to be!
paper museum . ~
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This strange looking bird is a corncrake - Latin name "Crex crex" They have rapidly declined in the last few decades due to a loss of habitat. On the Isle of North Uist in the Outer Hebrides they are doing well thanks to the local crofters efforts to farm the machair for their benefit. They are secretive which makes it even more special to see them. #corncrake #outerhebrides #scotland #scotlandlover #bird #birdphotos #birdwatching #birdsofinstagram #instabird #birding #birdphotos #originalphotography
corncrake (crex crex), ireland
Above: CORNCRAKE AND FOAL
Below: GALINGALE, WITH CHESTNUT COLT FOAL BY WILDFOWLER
Photograph by W. A. Rouch
The Badminton Magazine of Sports and Pastimes, Vol. 33, July-December 1911