Kingfisher Kids Hoodies

This gorgeous and rare bird is notoriously hard to photograph and I was lucky to capture this image in the wild while canoeing on the creek. This kingfisher will transform your walls or your attire, creating a sense of awe and wonder along the way.

I love diving for fish.

The Kingfisher, a small bird that hunts fish by diving into the water, is one of the inspirations for one of the fastest trains in the world. And one of the species of this little bird lives in the wetlands of Bogotá (Colombia) … that’s how close we are to inspiration. This is a semi-mechanical version of this bird. Watercolors and inks. Year 2020

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Magical blur iridescence of a Kingfisher

Green Kingfishers camouflaged in the nature, surrounded by green grass

golden kingfishers

A simple pencil sketch of an iconic bird.

A colourful watercolour painting of a kingfisher among brambles, branches and leaves.

The beautiful, colourful kingfisher with its wonderful wings extended as it starts a dive. Watercolour and collage illustration.

Green Kingfisher Perched In Different Tree ©Debra Martz This little Kingfisher was first in a tree bare of all leaves. After it made a quick dive to capture prey it perched in a different tree before repeating dive after dive. Photography by Debra Martz. Captured on South Padre Island, Texas. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 20240302-DSC_0002.NEF

This is a vector design of a Common Kingfisher bird. The scientific name for this type of bird is Alcedo Atthis, and it comes from the Alcedinidae family. These birds are master divers and fish seekers. When I started on this design, I wanted to add a unique element to the bird, and I thought a crown would fit perfectly with its well-known title, Kingfisher. It takes a lot of time to make these designs, and when others show their support, it gives me more motivation to keep creating animal art. So, if you enjoy my work, please like it, share it, or even buy it for yourself or someone else as a special gift.

This is a vector design of a Common Kingfisher bird. The scientific name for this type of bird is Alcedo Atthis, and it comes from the Alcedinidae family. These birds are master divers and fish seekers. When I started on this design, I wanted to add a unique element to the bird, and I thought a crown would fit perfectly with its well-known title, Kingfisher. It takes a lot of time to make these designs, and when others show their support, it gives me more motivation to keep creating animal art. So, if you enjoy my work, please like it, share it, or even buy it for yourself or someone else as a special gift.

This is a vector design of a Common Kingfisher bird. The scientific name for this type of bird is Alcedo Atthis, and it comes from the Alcedinidae family. These birds are master divers and fish seekers. When I started on this design, I wanted to add a unique element to the bird, and I thought a crown would fit perfectly with its well-known title, Kingfisher. It takes a lot of time to make these designs, and when others show their support, it gives me more motivation to keep creating animal art. So, if you enjoy my work, please like it, share it, or even buy it for yourself or someone else as a special gift.

Kingfisher arty pattern

MONKEY SIGN kingfisher

Kingfisher in a willow branch

Giant Kingfisher - Bird in Africa - Ornithology

Belted Kingfisher scans the Columbia River for her next meal.

So this image came about due to thinking about the optical qualities of glass... Working to a product standard and wanting to capture something - that little bit different... I worked out in the field to get this capture and worked in post to create this effect... I have always loved the iridescent colour of kingfishers and think their colours ~ depending on the angle of incidence... reflect that of a rainbow... So what better to do - than to represent both! :D

A geometric outline of a blue halcyon kingfisher! Created on January 1, 2020, it was made for the cover art of my first ever release Halcyon: hyperfollow.com/moule/halcyon

This is a vector design of a Common Kingfisher bird. The scientific name for this type of bird is Alcedo Atthis, and it comes from the Alcedinidae family. These birds are master divers and fish seekers. When I started on this design, I wanted to add a unique element to the bird, and I thought a crown would fit perfectly with its well-known title, Kingfisher. It takes a lot of time to make these designs, and when others show their support, it gives me more motivation to keep creating animal art. So, if you enjoy my work, please like it, share it, or even buy it for yourself or someone else as a special gift.

Taken on one of my Top End Photography Tours, during the Yellow Waters cruise at Kakadu. These birds stick to their own territory, and I have been back to the same spot several times and seen the same kingfisher - or a close relative - on the same tree every time!

kingfisher on a tree stump

Design based on a photography of an exotic bird. Ideal for bird lovers and birdwatchers.

Beach Kingfisher

The Halcyon genus of Kingfishers that can be found in Singapore!

I feel very blessed to have so much nature in my own garden. This is just one of the many gorgeous visitors that drop in.

Belted Kingfisher - The Bird Lover Collection

The blue-eared kingfisher (Alcedo meninting) is found in Asia, ranging across the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia. It is found mainly in dense shaded forests where it hunts in small streams. It is darker crowned, with darker rufous underparts and lacking the rufous ear stripe of the common kingfisher (Alcedo atthis) which is found in more open habitats. A number of subspecies have been described that differ in measurement and colour shade. Adult males have an all dark bill while females have a reddish lower mandible.The blue-eared kingfisher is largely resident within its range. They usually perch on branches overhanging densely shaded streams before diving below to capture prey that includes crustaceans, dragonfly larvae and fish.

American Pygmy Kingfisher

A Fine Art High Definition Vintage Fiji Travel and Tourism White-Collard Kingfisher Advertising Poster Print

Design made from a photography of a ringed kingfisher. The text reads: It is a large, conspicuous and noisy kingfisher found along the lower Rio Grande valley in southeasternmost Texas in the United States to Tierra del Fuego in South America. These birds nest in a horizontal tunnel made in a river bank or sand bank. They also eat insects and small amphibians.

Beautifil bird illustration, kingfisher

MARK CORRIGAN | HEY, IS THAT A KINGFISHER?

Giving free rein to my love of birds! My goal is to draw as many species as possible, both close to home and less-known.