Here’s a pen-and-ink portrait I drew of a Bald Eagle. This stylized drawing captures their intense gaze and powerful bill.
Last week while I was photographing the “eyes” of aspen trees, I noticed a bald eagle overhead. It perched briefly atop a ponderosa pine to escape the Red-winged Blackbirds attacking it. It’s always amusing to see how large birds of prey react to territorial songbirds.
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Beautiful phonos!!
Thanks, Ralph!
Terrific drawing! You’re very talented!
Thank you! 😁
What a beautiful drawing, Siobhan, you are very talented! Great pic too!
Thanks so much, Terri!😁
I love bald eagles and that drawing is excellent!
Thanks, Sarah! They are big dramatic birds.
Love this ! That drawing is just wonderful!
Thanks! 🙂 Glad you liked my drawing. 🖋
Nice work! For whatever reason I think the eagle is super cute looking.
Thanks, Jack! Glad you thought the eagle was cute instead of dark and menacing. 🙂
Brilliant piece of artwork 😍
Thanks so much! 🙂
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Nice
Thank you, Janett!