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Content tagged "birds"

Animals with feathers, beaks, two legs, and usually two wings. Includes real species, stylized/generic birds, and fantasy creatures like phoenixes

A round bird with long feathers growing like a moustace close to its beak sits on a branch.
A round bird with long feathers growing like a moustace close to its beak sits on a branch.

Whiskered Borb

A round bird with long feathers growing like a moustace close to its beak sits on a branch.
A round bird with tiny wings and two elongated tailfeathers with wimple-like ends in flight.
A round bird with tiny wings and two elongated tailfeathers with wimple-like ends in flight.

Flagtail Borb

A round bird with tiny wings and two elongated tailfeathers with wimple-like ends in flight.
Three highly stylized birds in flight, with very long tail feathers.
Three highly stylized birds in flight, with very long tail feathers.

Bird Divider Sketches

Three highly stylized birds in flight, with very long tail feathers.
Rough pencil sketch of a cheeping bird sitting on a branch.
Rough pencil sketch of a cheeping bird sitting on a branch.

Birb

Rough pencil sketch of a cheeping bird sitting on a branch.
Pencil sketch showing an elf blowing soap bubbles for the entertainment of small birds
Pencil sketch showing an elf blowing soap bubbles for the entertainment of small birds

Bubbles

Pencil sketch showing an elf blowing soap bubbles for the entertainment of small birds
a cartoony, cranky-looking horned owl drawn on a post it note
a cartoony, cranky-looking horned owl drawn on a post it note

Grumpy Owl

a cartoony, cranky-looking horned owl drawn on a post it note
A somewhat cartoony pencil sketch of a budgie (aka parakeet)
A somewhat cartoony pencil sketch of a budgie (aka parakeet)

Budgie

A somewhat cartoony pencil sketch of a budgie (aka parakeet)

Pigeons

Alien Chicken

Fiction
Fiction

A Thread Of Magic

Genre: Fantasy
Summary: A serf figures our that she has been working magic for her master.
Notes: Based on the prompt "magic embroidery" by Lynn E. O'Connacht
Words: 1179