Ballpoint pen on print paper, 5"x5" Beetle specimens are from my own collection; my neighbor grew the persimmon.
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Ballpoint pen on print paper, 5"x5" Beetle specimens are from my own collection; my neighbor grew the persimmon.

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Vroom vroom.
Trout, a work in progress. My tracing paper still isn’t big enough for the composition.
This white-vented violetear is demonstrating how a hummingbird can fly in different directions: backward, forward, and hovering (not shown: upside down!). Unlike other birds, the hummingbird holds its wing stiffly as it flies and rotates its shoulder to flap, rather than bending it at the 'wrist' in the upstroke. This gives the hummingbird great speed and dexterity in flight.
Look for these illustrations and the accompanying article in next month's issue of Answers magazine! Watercolor and ink.

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