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Gallery: Bird Art Week 2025

Artwork by Venus and Nayan, Sofia Betancur Silva, Theo Chang Andreu, Charlotte Belland, Zoe Keller, Lauren Richelieu, and Owen Tattersall

June 27, 2025
A colorful hand-crafted paper art showing a bird perched on a vibrant yellow flower with detailed green leaves, held delicately by fingers.
Rainbow Lorikeet by Venus and Nayan (@ThePaperArk)
An illustration of a pair of birds, one with gray and white plumage and the other with chestnut plumage, standing on a rock amidst flowing water and lush greenery.
Torrent Ducks by Sofia Betancur Silva (@sofia.besilva)
An illustration of a bird perched in an urban setting, surrounded by orange lanterns and string lights, with Chinese characters and decorative elements in the background.
Yellow-crowned Night Heron by Theo Chang Andreu (@theo.ca_)
An illustration of a hawk with yellow eyes, a sharp black beak, and brown and white feathers against a solid green background.
Ferruginous Hawk by Charlotte Belland (@bellandpixel)
A detailed illustration of a bird with gray and blue plumage, perched downward on a branch, its sharp beak slightly open.
White-breasted Nuthatch by Zoe Keller (@zoekellerart)
An illustration of two birds, one red and one green, flying in front of a glowing full moon against a dark night sky.
Scarlet Tanagers by Lauren Richelieu (@laurenrichelieuart)
A black-and-white illustration depicting a sequence of a bird bathing in water. The panels show the bird splashing and ruffling its feathers in various stages of movement.
Eurasian Curlew by Owen Tattersall (@owentatdraws)

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In January, the Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s Instagram account hosted Bird Art Week 2025—with a different guest artist featured each day, and a prompt to artists around the world to create their own bird-themed pieces. More than a thousand artists posted a dazzling array of avian artwork, which can be viewed via the #BirdArtWeek2025 hashtag on Instagram. (Note: Because of Instagram limitations, mobile users may need to type the hashtag into the search field to see results.)

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