Wagtail Baseball T-Shirts

Part of a series of Alphabet illustrations originally done for the Manx Gaelic language.

A happy little Yellow Wagtail singing away at the top of a striking Euonymus (burning bush) in full crimson. Collage in marbled book binding paper.

This cute white wagtail bird illustration is perfect for every birdlover, birdwatcher, birder, everyone who likes to watch birds and want to show that with a cool design. A nice gift for kids, women, men.

Wille Wagtail

Three Australian Willy Wagtails in black and white

Sitting on the lawn, I watched a Willy Wagtail hopping around, and sketched his movement.

Grey Wagtail illustration.

White wagtail in British police bowler hat

White wagtail in British police bowler hat

Australian Willy Wagtails in black and white. Small and located on left side on t-shirts

The black and white Willie Wagtail is the largest, and most well-known, of the Australian fantails. They are found all across mainland Australia. Photo taken in Sydney on a Nikon Coolpix P610.

Very cute illustration of a Red Wagtail Platy Fish

Yellow wagtail on tulip

Original artwork is a watercolour sketch of a Willie Wagtail, a type of Fantail, native to Western Australia. The local aboriginal name for Willie Wagtail gives the derivation for the name Chittering, where I live. The blue Lechenaultia is a striking native plant, also endemic to the area.

A pair of white wagtail birds sitting on swirls. Birds of a feather flock together :)

Citrine wagtail in bicycle helmet

A charcoal and acrylic painting I created on canvas inspired by the beauty of a Willy Wagtail. First charcoal was painted to created a realistic looking bird. Then some soft acrylic splashes were added for the tail.

White wagtail in shockproof helmet

I've been wanting to make a pattern with tulips for a while now. They really are a favorite of mine.

I've been wanting to make a pattern with tulips for a while now. They really are a favorite of mine. ,

I call it the clown face bird but that hasn’t caught on. Love these birds they can be especially noisy at dusk when they roost.

A folk art illustration with pied wagtail and a collection of wild flowers and leaves.

blue wren

I love these cheeky little birds, with their long tails and head nodding walking style! This is a soft pastel drawing of a pied wagtail in shades of grey and black, perched on a branch on a grey background.

An original artwork I created with charcoal and acrylics. I am inspired by nature, beauty and expressive movement. Most of my art is a fusion of realism, abstract, expressionism and street art.

willy wagtail social gathering of small birds in a pattern

Valentine Kissing Wagtail Bird Couple

Cute Artwork of a western yellow wagtail (Motacilla flava) sitting in a flower

Cute Artwork of a western yellow wagtail (Motacilla flava) sitting in a flower

White wagtail in coffin dance hat

A digital painting of some grey wagtail birds relaxing in a summer stream.

Australian Willy Wagtail, a visitor to most Australian backyards. They are a full of spunk and character and will brighten anyone’s day. Legend has it that a Willy Wagtail will bring good luck.

'Respect water, the water of life and life will respect you back'. Here we see a grey wagtail sat on his early morning perch in the shade. A shard of light illuminates him and the green algae rich waters beneath him... Some of the colours match his attire and light reflects from the water and bounces upon his body. He's had breakfast and there's some morning ritual going on between him and another. Yellow coloured petals adorn his perch, so he's probably been doing some flirting... Occasionally he wags his tail ~ after all he is the grey wagtail..! I had just been for a walk further down the river towards the sewage works and to be quite frank, there wasn't much bird action down there and a tinge of chemistry smell ling...

Meet Pete, the Pied Currawong and Wilma and Willie Wagtail. These three, were having a little neighbour dispute one lunchtime. I think Pete, was trying to steal from Wilma and Willies nest.

This little willywagtail came to my partner's back door every day at 4pm to get his mealworm dinner. So cheeky and cute, and always looking so cranky! I painted him using acrylics on canvas.

Bright yellow and blue grey watercolor wagtail birds perched among colorful coral red/orange tulips on a deep indigo textured background.