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field and wing

celebrating birds, one painting at a time

meet the birds

California Thrasher

During the rainy season, which coincides with the breeding season, California Thrashers eat mostly insects and other arthropods. They forage by sweeping the bill through the leaf litter and looking for prey, which they seize with a quick pounce. They watch the ground for movement and often excavate by probing and gaping (inserting the bill into the ground, then opening it).

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Killdeer

Killdeers are a familiar shorebird found across much of north america. They’re especially recognizable from their two dark chest bands and long legs.my favorite thing about them is their loud, distinctive “kill-deer” call! they’re such a fun bird to spot because they can be hiding in places you’d never expect

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our mission

at field and wing, we believe that art can inspire people to appreciate and protect our natural world. through original bird illustrations and educational storytelling, we aim to celebrate their diversity while fostering a greater appreciation for the wildlife that surrounds us everyday. 

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