Birds & Eagles

Birds are serene in their natural environments. I like to watch birds and paint them--they make me smile and ponder God's greatness. Clearly, Eagles remain one of the most majestic, powerful creatures on our Earth.


 

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USAF Academy Chapel & Falcon (#BE330

The Gyre Falcon is the USAF Academy's symbol of pride. A swift, majestic bird, falcons close on their prey at speeds up to 160 miles per hour.

Falcon (#BE331)

Gyre Falcon

Dueling Eagles in Flight (#BE301)

Eagle and our American Heritage (#BE302)

American Eagle Watches over USAF Academy (#BE303)

American Eagle and Ol' Glory (#BE304)

American Eagle Soars in Colorado (#BE305)

Evening Grosbeak (#BE306)

Cardinal (#BE307)

Eagle at USAF Academy (#BE308)

Great Grey Owl (#BE309)

House Finch (#BE310)

Northern Flicker (#BE311)

Cardinal & Northern Flicker (Yellow Hammer / #BE312)

The Cardinal is native to the mid- to eastern United States. Known for its bright red body and pointed crest, it is a magnificent bird. The Northern Flicker (aslo known as the Yellow Hammer) is the Alabama state bird.

Cardinals (#BE313)

These Cardinals are relaxing and enjoying the afternoon on a local fence post.

Quail on Plow (#BE314)

Cedar Wax Wing (#BE315)

These birds migrate in large numbers each year, moving southward to escape unpleasant weather.

Red-bellied Woodpecker (#BE316)

This bird is native to the southeastern United States. Ironically, despite its name it has very little red coloration on its belly.

Painted Bunting (#BE317)

These are native to the southeastern coast of the United States. They nest in remote areas to avoid humans.

Eagle Takes Flight (#BE318)

This majestic bird is accompanied by a Bible verse (Isiaih 40:31).

Eastern Blue Bird (#BE319)

Hummingbird (#BE320)

Eagle Keeping Watch (#BE321)

Broad-billed Hummingbird (#BE322)

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Revised: 02/15/05