Here’s a black-necked stilt drawing I created with pen-and-ink. The rushes surrounding these birds echo their tall slim form.
Here’s a stilt I saw in the spring in Harney County, Oregon. Black-necked stilts have an almost regal quality to them. They move as if in a procession, slowly and deliberately.
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Very nice drawing!
Thanks! I wanted to add more to it but sometimes less is more.
That is often true.
I love this so much! You are so talented!
Thank you, Lisa! They are such pretty birds.
Yes they are! We didn't see any on Monday or Wednesday when we went out. We did see some Advocets but no great photos. They were way out.