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Colored pencil drawing of a Royal flycatcher by Tim Jeffs

Gregg Standridge Art Design “ Phainopepla” in wood grain

Flycather

In Chinese art, the paradise flycatchers represent longevity. This is a good blessing in which it wishes you being longevous.

Flycatcher

This is a digital illustration of a Black Phoebe. Black Phoebes are really cool flycatcher songbirds that can wag their tails.

Scissor-tailed Fly Catcher in flight.

2018 Inktober design. Beautiful Creature From Colombia.

Scissored-tailed Flycatcher on a barbed wire fence.

Very cute illustration of a Mugimaki Flycatcher Bird

Tropical Leaves and Indian paradise flycatcher Bird Illustration

Great Kiskadee On The Rocks ©Debra Martz While we watch the birds from the boardwalk, this Kiskadee seems to be watching the bird watchers. I followed it from its movements in a tree until it flew down to the rocky, sandy area at the edge of the wetlands. Captured at South Padre Island, Texas. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 20240229-DSC_9678.NEF Alt Text: A bird with bright yellow plumage on its underside and a distinctive white and black head is perched on a moss-covered rock. Its tail feathers and wings display shades of brown and rufous, providing a colorful contrast to its surroundings.

Red-breasted Flycatcher watercolour illustration.

Acadian Flycatcher Photopainting by Debra Martz The first few weeks of May were great for bird watching at Leonabelle Birding Center in Port Aransas, Texas. There were tons of migratory birds and birds returning for their summer residence. After so many rainy days, there were plenty of insects for this tiny flycatcher to zip in and out of the tree and catch them on the fly! Cool Facts from All About Birds Curiously, no information exists on the ability of the Acadian Flycatcher to walk or hop. It is an excellent flier, though, extremely maneuverable and able to hover and even fly backward. It has been observed bathing not by standing in water, but rather by diving into water from above, hitting the water with its chest, and then ret...

Junior politician.

The adult male with the ribbonlike tail.

The Vermillion Flycatcher is so red, it's on fire- a Vermillion Fire-catcher!

Beautiful illustration of Royal Flycatcher bird.

Very cute illustration of Tufted Flycatcher Bird

Black-and-orange flycatcher [ Ficedula nigrorufa ] | White Clover [ Trifolium repens ] | Mimosa [ Acacia dealbata ] | Rose Quartz Illustration by Daniel Merac.

Paradise Flycatcher, South Africa

Blue flycatcher bird with digital painting

Dusky flycatcher enjoys the afternoon sunset. Original artwork.

Scissortail Flycatcher is the state bird of Oklahoma. Digital photo painting copyright Ann Powell all rights reserved.

All set to hit the trails!

Scissor-tailed Flycatcher the Oklahoma State Bird by Debra Martz I had spent quite awhile watching one of these from the end of a boardwalk but it was off a ways in the distance. I waited and waited for it to take flight but no such luck. Then as I was leaving, at the far other end of the boardwalk I looked up to see this beauty perched above me on a vine that was spreading over the top of a Live Oak Motte. The range of the state bird of Oklahoma is much of south-central United States and spends it winters in Mexico and Central America. I captured this one in early March on Padre Island at Corpus Christi, Texas.

Little Red Beauty - Vermilion Flycatcher by Debra Martz The title pretty much says it all. The Vermilion is a tiny bird, with the male having a showy crown, lower face, and underparts in brilliant scarlet or vermilion. They can be found in the far southern parts of the states of Texas west to California and through out much of Central and South America. This little beauty was in southern Texas at South Llano River State Park.

Narcissus Flycatcher

Robot Scissortail Flycatcher, a wood grain design by Choctaw Artist Gregg Standridge.

Taiga Flycatcher

Sad Flycatcher

Colorful graphic of Ash-throated flycatcher

Hammond's Flycatcher by Debra Martz I already had plans to spend a week in south Texas bird watching and I knew I would go to one of my favorite places, Estero Llano Grande State Park. For some reason, I decided to call the park about a week before I was to arrive and ask how the birding had been. The ranger reported that it had been pretty good with 60-80 species being seen most days. I then ask if they had any specialty birds making an appearance....and they had. One was the Hammond's Flycatcher which it out of its normal range and the Tropical Parula. While I didn't manage to find the Parula, I did get the Flycatcher...a lifer bird for me!!!

Ochraceous-breasted flycatcher - Nephelomyias ochraceiventris colored pencil