BIRDS

True to Life | British Realist Painting

TRADITIONAL PAINTINGS

Feathered friends.

Where would we be without the variety of wild life birds that enrich our lives and are totally free from the vagaries of modern life, as in most forms of wildlife that on the whole are taken for granted.

These paintings are made up of British birds, visitors and birds that migrate to these isles which I have an infinity with and make for such beautiful paintings.

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An oval oil painting on a panel of a Wren perched on an old rusting bolt.
‘Wren Perched on a Rusty Old Bolt’
An oil painting study of a Barn Owl with it's prey.
‘Barn Owl with Prey’
An oil painting of a wading bird and the emblem bird of the RSPB.
‘Avocet’
An oil painting on canvas of a scattering of Egrets flying across a river.
‘Egrets’
An oil painting study of a bird perched on a branch covered in lichen.
‘Blue Tit’
An oil painting study of a bird perched on a Mountain Ash tree. commonly known as the Rowan tree.
‘Fieldfare’
Also known as the butcher bird on account of sticking its prey on thorns.
‘The Wood Shrike’ or ‘Wood-Chat’
An oil painting of a bird of prey perched on a rock.
‘Peregrine Falcon’
An oil painting of a bird on the River Dove, Derbyshire.
‘Dipper’
An oil on panel painting of a bird feeding on Teasel.
‘Goldfinch’ 2
Oil painting of a Song Thrush perched on a branch singing his heart out.
‘Song Thrush’
An oil on panel painting of a bird called the Redwing. The Redwing is a common winter visitor and of the Thrush family.
‘Redwing’
An oil on canvas painting of Whooper Swans migrating from Iceland to the UK
‘Whooper Swans Migrating’
An oil painting of a male and female bird on a tree preparing to nest.
‘The Nuthatch’
An oil painting of a Chaffinch perched on a branch resting.
‘The Chaffinch’
 
,An oil painting of a Spotted Flycatcher perched on a post.
‘Spotted Flycatcher’
An oval oil painting of a Goldfinch bird perched on a head of Teasel.
‘The Goldfinch’ 1
An oil painting of a Kingfisher perched on a branch overlooking a river.
‘King of the River’