sasha and niccolo as cooking mama and papa? perchance??
There’s NO way Sasha’s goofy ahh can cook 😭
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sasha and niccolo as cooking mama and papa? perchance??
There’s NO way Sasha’s goofy ahh can cook 😭
More goofy ahh image redraws!!! I would say i cannot be stopped but immediately after drawing this my ipad broke and I may have lost a decent chunk of my files so that is super cool 😀👍
GIANT SKETCH DUMP FROM MY NOTES DOC?? 😨😸⁉️🔥🔥🔥🔥 featuring aot (of course, help me), Chainsawman, and birds??
i think its abt time sparkle dinosaurs become a thing if they haven't already...scene hair and kandi bracelets and rainbow piercings but put that shit on a microraptor
Now THIS is what the Jurassic world dinos REALLY should have looked like
I have a child in Minecraft an d his name is snoots
a common raven and bald eagle share a meal together. while these birds typically don’t have peaceful interactions, it’s not uncommon for birds such as crows and ravens, eagles, vultures, and hawks to all join over meals of carrion. vultures and crows are most associated with eating dead animals, but it’s common for other birds, like the bald eagle, to take part in it as well.
Boyfriends on a dinner date ??? 😳
IT IS OCTOBER !!!
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Doing a big project for an art course! Basically I’m designing 20 creatures including this boy, and then illustrating them in an unique fantastical environment :D
Magpies are my favourite bird (kingfishers and rosellas are close behind), hell I even named myself Corvid because of them but my favourite type of Magpie is the Australian Magpie which isn’t even a Corvid, but a butcherbird, so I believe they should be called fakepie’s from now on
Hello anon!! :D
Absolutely ecstatic to find another corvid and corvid related songbird appreciator!!
That's a super interesting subject you brought up though 👀
Turns out a simple way to tell if most songbirds are corvids (with the exception of Rooks and Grey Crows) is the presence of ‘nasal bristles’ on the bird’s upper bill (basically the small feathers on the top beak). Australian Magpies, Grackles, and Butcherbirds look quite similar to corvids, but do not have this plumage! (and you can tell their beak shape is a bit straighter and more triangular)
And you’re right, Australian Magpies (or fakepies hehe) are *super* closely related to butcherbirds (though they are still classified as a different genus)
And lastly, I leave you with a Bonus Fun Fact: all corvids and songbirds are thought to have originated in Australia! So ALL magpies are technically australian >:]
(Also while researching the subject I found this important video I think everyone should see: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EV4qZ_lgStw
Okay, I've been looking around at different kinds of magpies, and I found one with really cool tail feathers
It's called a red billed blue magpie (if you wanted to look them up/didn't know about them)
That's all, you don't have to reply to this, just wanted to share my newfound knowledge
GASP!! newfound bird knowledge is ALWAYS appreciated! (And also any and all bird related asks Will be getting a sketch B) )
Oh and bonus bird! -I had to share one of my favorite unique corvids- the black throated magpie-jay! They’re SUPER pretty:
Just look at that gorgeous crest and scissor tail! :DD
My tiefling got a tressym familiar in a campaign Im playing, and I love him