I love looking at birds, after having captured them for years with my camera and in watercolour, I decided I wanted them to paint in oil.
Birds have been teaching me a lot, while observing them. They are so free, totally themselves, without any pretence.
They are authentic, free to be who they are. Even when ruffled in the birdbath, they don't mind the looks.
Each bird has its own character...like every one of us.
I love painting them, when they enjoy life to the full!

Blackbird (35x25 cm)
Blackbird (35x25 cm)
Song Thrush (35x25 cm)
Song Thrush (35x25 cm)
Blackbird (35x25cm)
Blackbird (35x25cm)
Turtledove (35x25 cm)
Turtledove (35x25 cm)
Fieldfare (35x25 cm)
Fieldfare (35x25 cm)
Blackbird (35x25 cm)
Blackbird (35x25 cm)
Blackbird (35x25 cm)
Blackbird (35x25 cm)
Blackbird (35x25 cm)
Blackbird (35x25 cm)
Blackbird (35x25 cm)
Blackbird (35x25 cm)
Robin (35x25 cm)
Robin (35x25 cm)
Sparrows (35x25 cm)
Sparrows (35x25 cm)
Sparrows (35x25 cm)
Sparrows (35x25 cm)
Green woodpecker (35xx25 cm)
Green woodpecker (35xx25 cm)
Blackbird (35x25 cm)
Blackbird (35x25 cm)
Green woodpecker, juvenile (35x25 cm)
Green woodpecker, juvenile (35x25 cm)
 oilpaintings on mus-panel above:​​​​​​​ 35x25cm 



Robin drinking (30x24 cm)
Robin drinking (30x24 cm)
Young blackbird (30x24 cm)
Young blackbird (30x24 cm)
Coal tit (24x18 cm)
Coal tit (24x18 cm)
Young robin (18x13 cm)
Young robin (18x13 cm)
Baby Coal tit (18x13 cm)
Baby Coal tit (18x13 cm)
Baby Flycatcher (18x13 cm)
Baby Flycatcher (18x13 cm)
smaller oilpaintings on mus-panel 

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