Jan 26
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Lesbian sungrebes judging you.
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Januaraptor day 26, sungrebe. While they spend most of their time on the water's surface, they are skilled swimmers and will not hesitate to dive after a tasty bite.
Uploading both of these at once. I did do day 26 on time, was just too tired and lazy to post it.
Anyway - a sub and a twink
what are the birds that look most like herps? what are the herps that look the most like birds?
WHY DO YOU TORMENT ME LIKE THIS?!?!
Here, look at the pretty lizard...
Sungrebe (Heliornis fulica), female, family Heliornithidae, order Gruiformes, Sarapiqui, Costa Rica
photograph by George Scott
Day 26 of Draw Dinos Daily! The Sungrebe! I love their fucked up bee honeycomb legs, ALSO THEY HAVE WING POUCHES FOR THE CHICKS? HOW COOL IS THAT
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Januaraptor day 26! Heliornis felicidades (Sungrebe)
Trying again with the animal crossing villagers
Funny story, i had done a sketch before I though of looking how their feet look like
BOTD: Sungrebe
Photo: Lilian Tomazelli
"Retiring, small swimming bird of tropical lowlands. It’s not a grebe and it doesn’t like the sun; instead it favors slow-moving shady streams, mangroves, quiet ponds, and lake edges. Swims with a slight head-jerking motion and flies off low over the water when disturbed or climbs up into low branches and tangles; does not dive. The striped head and neck and stout pointed bill are distinctive. The cheeks are white on the male and orangish on the female."
- eBird
Januaraptor 26: Sungrebe
A quick digital illustration for today's daily dinosaur. I need to relearn digital colouring - I'm too used too watercolours now and this feels not quite right for some reason.