Natural Bird Art!

This weekend we went to the cabin and I made birds out of natural materials. I made the Magnolia Warbler, Mallard, Black-capped Chickadee, Bald Eagle, Ruby- throated Hummingbird and American Robin. 

 The American Robin is made out of charcoal (black), Oregon Grape root (yellow), roten log (orange), sand (gray), and a stick.

The Magnolia Warbler is made out of yellow Alder leaves, ashes (white), charcoal (black), a combination of ash and charcoal (gray), and twigs.

The Black-capped Chickadee is made out of ashes (white), charcoal (black), a combination of ash and charcoal (gray), wood pieces (pale pink), and twigs.

The Mallard is made out of Pondarosa Pine bark (brown), Oregon Grape leaves (green), and a wood chip(white).

The Ruby-throated Hummingbird is made out of many leaves (green + red) and a twig (white).

The Bald Eagle is made out of lichen (white) and Pondarosa Pine bark (brown).

13 thoughts on “Natural Bird Art!

  1. Super cool! We can’t wait to see you next week!

    Wayne and Thomas

    On Wed, Oct 20, 2021, 1:40 PM Missoula Bird Nerds wrote:

    > Dottie Moon posted: ” This weekend we went to the cabin and I made birds > out of natural materials. I made the Magnolia Warbler, Mallard, > Black-capped Chickadee, Bald Eagle, Ruby- throated Hummingbird and American > Robin. The American Robin is made out of charcoal (bl” >

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  2. Dottie – these are spectacular!!! I love your choice of really neat natural materials – nice fall colors. These great birds gave me a good laugh! Thanks, Erick Greene

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  3. I have been with bird hunter’s, bird watchers, and a lot of bird wantabes …. these are fantastic, what a neat way to showcase your art…

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  4. This is a wonderful posting. The representations with natual products look fantastic. You are a true artist and very creative.

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  5. I have to agree with all the other comments here – using all those natural items to create your art was quite creative!!! Thanks for sharing those pictures with us!

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  6. I love all of them Dottie! What a creative way to showcase those beautiful birds using all the things found in our natural environment! I’m so thrilled that you chose to do one of my favorite birds, the black capped chickadee. LOVE YOU!!

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  7. These are fantastic! Really well done. Good job on the silhouettes and colors. I hope to see you at the banding station again next year!

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