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    The daily animal

    Thanks Trevor! The sherbet has been consumed :t: Cheers!
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    The daily animal

    Thanks again Corvus cornix :t: 361-365 Omani owl; Mew gull; Chimpanzee; Black-throated diver; Canada goose And this completes a whole year of daily sketches! :king: I have to conclude that I'm very pleased with the progress, and with the fact that I put up with it for a whole year. Not all...
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    The daily animal

    Thanks again Amazon! :) 356-360: Magpie; Barn owl; Pigmy cormorant; Red-breasted flycatcher; African wild ass
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    The daily animal

    351-355 Yellowhammer; Red crossbill; Crested tit; Common goldeneye; Grey seal
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    The daily animal

    Thanks Amazon, Cornix and Sturkling! Here comes another batch: 346-350 Sinraptor; Cuckoo wasp; Greay seal; Common ringed plover; Arctic skua
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    The daily animal

    340-345 Doterell; Red-fronted serin; Barrow's goldeneye; Whooper swan; Oriole
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    The daily animal

    Thank you Sharon! I'm glad to hear that you like them. I hope you find the daily drawing as rewarding as I do :t: 336-340 Tree frog; Barnacle goose; Gyrfalcon; Eurasian tody, Cuban tody
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    The daily animal

    Thanks Trevor! I'm slowly getting there with the coloured sketches ;-) 331-335 Stilt; Hummingbird; Wallcreeper; Guianan cock-of-the-rock; Aardvark
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    The daily animal

    :t: Thanks again Sturkling! 326-330 Diamond dove; Great tit; Gall wasp; Emperor penguin; Mandarin duck
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    Sambar deer progressive painting

    Excellent! :clap: Dumb question: Do you always leave the eyes to the end? I was thinking that I tend to start with the eyes and continue around them. I don't know if it makes a difference :)
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    The Sturkling Diaries Comic Strip

    These are excellent! I must read them all :-D great stuff!
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    The daily animal

    Thank you for the encouraging comments, sturkling! Much appreciated :) 321-325 Zebra ; langur monkey ;great spotted woodpecker ; black-fronted dotterel; black noddy
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    The daily animal

    316-350: Crowned crane; Red-throated loon; Mute swan; Purple swamphen; Lesser black-backed gull
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    The daily animal

    311-315: Sanderling; Hooded merganser; Squirrel; Salmon; Gannet
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    The daily animal

    306-310 Purple sandpiper; Lopsided roe deer; Capercaille; Elk; Elephant seal
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    The daily animal

    301-305: Capercaille; Bullfinch; Lapland longspur; Mediterranean gull; European bee-eater
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    The daily animal

    296-300: Kestrel; Green bee-eater; Scarlet honeyeater; Harlequin duck; Firecrest
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    Greeting from Ukraine and some felting birds .

    These are lovely, Ann! Please show us more! :)
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    The daily animal

    Thanks for the comments KittyKat! :-) 291-295: Carpenter bee; Canada goose; Failed puffins in cliff; a somewhat better puffin; Brown bear
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    The daily animal

    Thanks Trevor! I guess the watercolours are not as scary as I first thought after all... at least sometimes ;-) 286-290: Rose-ringed parakeet; Sugar ants; Ural owl; Brown bear; Wolverine
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    The daily animal

    Thank you for the kind comments, John! :) 281-285: Pochard; Harrier; Hooded crow; laughing dove; Another crow
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    The daily animal

    276-280: Harris hawk; Wasp; Bee; Canada goose; Garganey
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    Your favorite paintings

    @Corvus - I'm also a big fan of corvids, and of anyone who can paint them so well ;) @Elmer - Yes, Audubon was well ahead of his time. @Laura - Wow those seabird pictures are stunning! :-O I'm not sure about the copyright rules, but I guess posting the link to the artists is safe. One of my...
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    Your favorite paintings

    I think I'll include that woodcock painting to my favourites :) Thanks for the link! Here are some more favourites from the local wildlife art hero Bruno Liljefors
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    The daily animal

    271-275: Bald eagle; Elephant; Red deer; Goose; Owl
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