Migratory Bird Posters and Art Prints

Beautiful Indigo Bunting

Every year shearwaters arrive in the Azores to nest and lay their only egg. It is a very dear visitor that enchants the skies of the islands.

American Robin is one of the most abundant birds in north America.

A tree swallow perched on a branch, looking for a mate

Green-Winged Teals start to mass at Piper Spit, Burnaby Lake, Canada, as winter on the West Coast passes its halfway point. A number of North America's smallest dabbling ducks also start to engage in springtime courtship behaviors at this time. This drake was particularly vocal, and gave me a good angle of himself in the process.

Verdin Snagging Insects From the Agarita by Debra Martz Many songbirds enjoy the fruits of the Agarita plant and/or the insects which the plant attracts as well and we were fortunate enough to have one in our campsite. I was able to watch this Verdin come and go from the comfort of my lawn chair at South Llano River State Park...a park located near Junction, Texas in the Hill Country. Scientific Name: Auriparus flaviceps ©Debra Martz In My Gallery/Collection "Feathered Friends" 20190426-DSC_5996

Tiny Palm Warbler on top of flowering tree against clear blue sky

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A Canadian Goose shot close up with water and Ice that's bright and colorful. That's shot in Kansas.

Yellow-rumped Warbler at Water Spout by Debra Martz While hiking a few trails at Goose Island State Park in south Texas, I crossed a paved road and noticed a few picnic tables...good time for a break. But the best part was when I neared those tables, I realized there was a watering and feeding station for birds. Shortly after sitting down, in flew this migratory Yellow-rumped Warbler. When I saw this as a larger image on my computer screen I felt it looked like a painting, therefore I added a dry brush painterly effect.

Girl on the shore with black-necked stilt birds. Some of the products will have only the birds.

Swainson's Thrush by Debra Martz I captured this little one just as I was getting ready to leave/complete my day of bird watching. It was a late Spring migrant passing through Port Aransas, Texas. ©Debra Martz 20190514-DSC_0970

A snowy white egret on the hunt in watercolor

European Bee-eater. Merops apiaster. Book Illustration

This heron was photographed on a rock as it observed the riffles of a nearby river. An image of a heron (out of focus) in the background, with an (in focus) tree in the foreground.

White Stork in flight - Book Illustration

Break Time for Pewee by Debra Martz It was a bird watching day that for the most part included dolphins playing in the ship channel, tons of dragonflies all over and around Paradise Pond along with a healthly bunch of Red-eared Sliders...when finally, a bird!!! A cute little Eastern Wood-Pewee stopped in for a brief break on its winter migration route. Copyright Debra Martz 20181105-DSC_0188.N

Dancing Cranes Earthy

Baltimore Oriole Bird of Orchard Oriole in the Woods with cherry blossoms.

Cerulean warbler. Mixed media.

My rendition, in a graphic style, of the small Carolina Wren, a migratory bird here in Ontario where I reside. Bird watchers and wren lovers will adore this cute, chubby bird design.

Yellow Warbler's are the sweet sweet sweetest little birds! Here's a design I made with their iconic bird call.

Sandhill Cranes Mate for life Grus Canadensis

This beautiful design combines the elegant Eastern Curlew with the movement of water within its wetland environment.

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

Hand-drawn realistic illustrated blue jay

Recurvirostra Americana