Birds

Illustration by Ralph Steadman

EXTINCT BOIDS

This superbly quirky new book features unique interpretations of birds lost forever, and those only imagined.

 

Hatched from the imaginations of filmmaker Ceri Levi and illustrator Ralph Steadman are creatures such as this one, the Nasty Tern.

Illustration by Ralph Steadman

EXTINCT BOIDS

This superbly quirky new book features unique interpretations of birds lost forever, and those only imagined.

 

Hatched from the imaginations of filmmaker Ceri Levi and illustrator Ralph Steadman are creatures such as this one, the Nasty Tern.

Gordon Campbell
Rosalie Winard

Sandhill cranes, which can live up to 20 years, don’t start breeding until they’re two to seven years old. Mated pairs stick together year-round, migrating as a group with their offspring.

Rosalie Winard

Sandhill cranes landing in the Platte River Valley, near Grand Island, Nebraska.

Photograph by © Ian Montgomery/birdway.com.au

Violaceous Trogon

Kim Thorburn Osborn
lord of the skys
www.birdphotos.com

Female Red-bellied Woodpecker

Matthew Magoc

Savannah Sparrows