#Brown violetear

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[1759/10977] Brown violetear - Colibri delphinae

Order: Apodiformes Family: Trochilidae Subfamily: Polytminae

Photo credit: Jeff Hapeman via Macaulay Library

#birds #Brown violetear #Apodiformes #Trochilidae #Polytminae #Colibri #birds a to z #undescribed

[rondaincorporated]

Hummingbird Species, Part 7

Today’s featured flyer is the brown violetear, Colibri delphinae. Introduction: The natural world is home to a plethora of extraordinary creatures, and among the most captivating is the Brown Violet-Eared Hummingbird, scientifically known as Colibri delphinae. With its vibrant plumage, astonishing flight capabilities, and unique characteristics, this species stands out as an enchanting marvel.…

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#brown hummingbird with orange throat #brown violetear #brown violetear hummingbird #hummingbirds of Central America #hummingbirds of South America

[lunaris-the-hummingbird]

SilkWing sisters Colibri and Topaz!

Colibri is inspired by a Brown Violetear (Colibri delphinae)

Topaz is inspired by a Ruby-topaz hummingbird (Chrysolampis mosquitus)

I'm very burnt out right now. So I'm gonna take a break from drawing for a while!

(Or try to, at least. I get violently passionate when I get a SilkWing OC idea, and I just HAVE to draw them NOW. RIGHT NOW. Don't matter how tired I am, or even if it's literally 1:30 am, I NEED TO DRAW THIS DRAGON RIGHT NOW. So, yeah, I might take a break, might not.)

#I just LOVE SilkWings man #I can't help it #wings of fire #wof #dragon art #silkwing #dragon #wings of fire oc #wof oc

[archive-of-artprompts]

🦚Send in a number + Character and I'll draw them in an outfit based on that bird🦚

Allen's Hummingbird

African Crowned Crane

African Emerald Cuckoo

American Goldfinch

Anna's Hummingbird

Asian Emerald Cuckoo

Asian Koel

Atlantic Puffin

Azure Kingfisher

Bald Eagle

Barn Owl

Barn Swallow

Barred Owl

Bat Falcon

Bearded Vulture

Bee Hummingbird

Black Swan

Blue-And-Yellow Macaw

Blue Crowned Pigeon

Blue-Footed Booby

Blue Jay

Bohemian Waxwing

Brahma Chicken

Broad-Billed Hummingbird

Bronze Fallow Cockatie

Canadian Goose

Cassowary

Cardinal

Common Raven

Coua

Dusky Lory

Diederik Cuckoo

Eastern Brown Pelican

Egret

Emerald Starling

Emperor Penguin

Emu

Eurasian Hoopoe

Eurasian Magpie

European Starling

European Turtle Dove

Flamingo

Frigatebird

Fruit Dove

Galah

Gambel's Quail

Golden-Breasted Starling

Golden Pheasant

Gouldian Finch

Grandala

Great Hornbill

Great Horned Owl

Greater Blue-Eared Starling

Green-Legged Partridge

Gurney’s Pitta

Hawaiian Honeycreepers

Hoatzin

Hooded Crow

Horned Sungem

Hyacinth Macaw

Kadaknath

Kakapo

Keel-Billed Toucan

Lilac-Breasted Roller

Long Tailed Tit

Luzon Bleeding-Heart Dove

Mandarin Duck

Mountain Bluebird

Montezuma quail

Mute Swan

Nicobar Pigeon

Northern Oriole

Painted Bunting

Paradise Tanager

Peafowl (peacock/peahen)

Peregrine Falcon

Pileated Woodpecker

Pink Cockatoo

Rainbow Lorikeet

Red Crested Turaco

Red-Necked Tanager

Resplendent Quetzal

Ribbon-Tailed Astrapia

Ruby-Throated Hummingbird

Scarlet Macaw

Secretary Bird

Snowy Owl

Stork-Billed Kingfisher

Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo

Superb Bird-Of-Paradise

Superb Starling

Victoria Crowned Pigeon

Violetear

Violet-Backed Starling

Violet-Green Swallow

Wood Duck

Wilson's Bird-Of-Paradise

Yellow-Crowned Woodpecker

Yellow-Faced Myna

Zanzibar Red Bishop

#art prompt #art challenge #oc prompt #clothing prompt #creature prompt #art meme #bird

[wingedjewels]

Brown Violetear La Conchita Cali Valle Del Cauca Colombia by Adam Rainoff Via Flickr: Colibri delphinae / Birdwatch La Conchita / Cali / Valle Del Cauca / Colombia

#ValledelCauca #birding #wildlife #nature #travel #Cali #bird #birds #km18 #animals #fauna #tourism #Colombia #animal #flickr

[firstginger]

can you post the description for the hummingbird from your daemon quiz please?

of course!

Your daemon would take the form of a hummingbird! You are an energetic and assertive individual who are incredibly focused. More so than others with strisore daemons, those with hummingbirds know their niche and are specialists within it; they are demanding about stability in their lives, so that they can perform at their utmost best. They tend to be fair-weathered people in terms of committing to relationships and projects, though their sense of confidence is unmatched. When deciding on your daemon's appearance, consider your hummingbird's coloring and species. Most hummingbirds are brightly-colored owing to how bold and direct they are, though a more natural-colored species like the brown violetear is likely more subdued than the proud ruby-throated hummingbird. If you're happy with your daemon's form, give them a name. Daemon names can be any length but are typically something unique. Play around with names and sounds until you find something that speaks to you!

#personal #daemon quiz

[stephanocardona]

Hello to you... by djlparent99

#bird #wildlife #wings #flying #hummingbird #Ecuador #Brown Violetear

[parrotea]

Oh hey, I'm still here! Ended up taking a looooong break from art and working on other real life projects, but I believe I'm back at it reliably and am working on the hummingbird deck now.

Here's most of the first suit, and I think the pips and indices still need some work, but I'm happy with the art and overall direction so far.

Species: 10 Costa's hummingbird 9 violet-tailed sylph 8 antillean-crested hummingbird 7 velet-purple coronet 6 white-necked jacobin 5 brown violetear 4 gorgeted woodstar 3 purple-crowned plovercrest 2 glowing puffleg

Also I am more actively uploading these on my Twitter account: https://twitter.com/maggock (which I am more active on period, these days).

#hummingbird #hummingbirds #bird #birds #woodstar #violetear #plovercrest #jacobin #sylph #puffleg #portfolio

[pintando-paredes]

Mural at infant school in Brazil - crowdfunding campaign

https://youtu.be/OhFp7ym5bIc

Original campaign: https://chuffed.org/project/infant-school-mural-brazil

What and where

We are painting an 85 metre mural at João Batista Cardoso infant school in São Luiz do Paraitinga, Brazil with the participation of the children, parents and teachers.

The mural will transform the wall into bright, colourful and engaging space for the whole community to enjoy, especially the children as they walk to and from school.

Why

The infant school takes approximately 180 children from 3-6 years old and is compulsory as the first stage of schooling in Brazil. The school provides a wonderful space for young children to play and learn but as part of a small rural town it lacks the funds to spend on anything other than the normal day-to-day running costs of the school. For this reason we are using crowdfunding and asking you to help us realise the project.

We strongly believe that participatory art projects bring people together in a creative, constructive and positive action that benefits both the individual participating and their wider community. Mural projects nurture and inspire creativity in children and adults alike and can boost morale, community cohesion and create a sense of pride and ownership over a public space.

How

Our community artist and project leader Andy will organise and implement the painting in conjunction with the director, teachers and parents of the school. Andy is an experienced community artist and has spent the last five years working in Brazil running various participatory art projects for children and young people with different charities and NGOs.¹

We will run scheduled sessions with the different classes for the children to participate in the painting as well as inviting and encouraging parents to participate as well.

Design

The design depicts many of the animals that are native to this region of Brazil and also the Paraitinga river which runs by the side of the school and from which the town gets its name.

The design of the mural is simple and geometric, this creates an impactful visual style whilst at the same time allowing for everyone to take part in painting as the design can be ‘painted by numbers’.

Mural plan to scale:

Details of each animal:

Capivara / Capybara – Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris

Corujinha-do-mato / Tropical screech-owl – Megascops choliba

Borboleta 88 / Cramer’s eighty-eight butterfly – Diaethria clymena

Bugio-ruivo / Brown howler monkey – Alouatta guariba

Jararacuçu / Jararacussu – Bothrops jararacussu

Tucano-de-bico-verde / Green-billed toucan – Ramphastos dicolorus

Preguiça-de-garganta-marrom / Brown-throated three-toed sloth - Bradypus variegatus

Beija-flor-de-orelha-violeta / White-vented violetear - Colibri serrirostris

Anta-brasileira / South American tapir - Tapirus terrestris

Saúva-limão / Leafcutter ant - Atta sexdens

Tatu-galinha / Nine-banded armadillo - Dasypus novemcinctus

Onça-pintada / Jaguar - Panthera onca

Periquito rico / Plain parakeet - Brotogeris tirica

Macaco-prego / Black capuchin - Sapajus nigritus

Rã-flautinha / Lutz's treefrog - Aplastodiscus albosignatus

Morcego-beija-flor / Geoffroy's tailless bat - Anoura Geoffroyi

Jacutinga / Black-fronted piping guan - Pipile jacutinga

Quati-de-cauda-anelada / South American coati - Nasua nasua

When

We have already painted around 20% of the space beginning with the water pattern which included the participation of the school children and we believe the project will realistically take five months to finish.

This timeline is an estimate that can change depending on various factors. It also does not just reflect the time it will take to paint the mural but the time it will take to complete the project as a whole. This includes the other preparation work necessary such as: finalising the design and colour choices inline with paint available, preparing the large stencils, transferring the design onto the wall and organising participatory workshops with the school children inline with the school's timetable.

Objectives

To complete the painting of the mural through the participation of parents, children and local community members.

To transform the space, creating a sense of ownership, pride and community.

To strengthen the ties between the families and the school.

To run further sessions with each class so that every child in the school makes their mark on the mural.

Funding

Until this point our community artist has given his time voluntarily to work on the project and we have been able to cover the cost of the paint and materials through fundraising events at the school. But with the scale of the mural and the time it will take to complete it this funding will to allow him to support himself whilst he completely dedicate his time to running the project with the school over the next five months.

We are looking for your help to raise £1000 to be able to fully realise the mural and achieve our objectives for the project.

This funding amount is based on the minimum monthly wage in Brazil which for 2019 is R$998.²

The average GBP-BRL exchange rate for the last 12 months has been 4.989.³

This equates to £200.04 per month, so a projected timeline of 5 months therefore gives a total of £1000.20

Perks

As a thank you for supporting the project we have come up with some amazing perks that includes the original artwork from the mural by our community artist Andy Câncio Bunce.

Remember to please include your name to be painted on the wall and address to receive the postcards, prints and posters in a message!

For the posters please include which animal you would like based on the designs featured on this page.

Name on the wall

Your name will be painted on the wall as part of our list of supporters for everyone to see and to show our appreciation of your donation. A photo of the names on the wall will be posted on here and our Instagram page for you to see once they have all been painted.

Thank you postcards

A handwritten thank you postcard sent directly from São Luiz do Paraitinga in Brazil, each one features an animal from the mural design. There is a total of five postcard designs, if choosing one or three the designs will be chosen at random.

Limited edition signed A4 print

Small print (210 x 297 mm) of the final mural artwork showing all 16 animals used with their common names in Portuguese and English and their scientific name. Printed on 250gsm matt couché (coated) paper. The prints are from a limited run 50 which will be numbered and signed by the artist.

A3 poster

Medium print (297 x 420 mm) of one of the animals from the mural artwork printed on 140gsm matt paper.

A2 poster

Large print (420 x 594 mm) of one of the animals from the mural artwork printed on 200gsm satin paper.

Delivery

Postcards and Prints will be sent after the crowdfunder has finished and should arrive within 2-4 weeks but could take longer depending on printing times.

Photos of the names on the wall will be published once the mural is completed.

If there are any problems with your perk/reward please get in contact so that we can resolve it quickly.

Updates

We will post regular updates on the project here on the crowdfunding page and also on our Instagram www.instagram.com/pintando_paredes/ so you can see the difference your help has made to the project and how the mural is progressing!

Thank you!

Thank you very much for taking the time to check out our crowdfunder. We will be very grateful for any donations, big or small, to help us realise this project!

Please share this crowdfunding page on your social media accounts to help us reach more people.

For any questions please email [email protected]

Thank you very much!

Media

References

¹ https://www.hertsad.co.uk/news/harpenden-artist-leads-project-inspired-by-rio-olympics-1-4670633

² http://www.brasil.gov.br/noticias/emprego-e-previdencia/2019/01/decreto-fixa-salario-minimo-de-r-998-em-2019

³ https://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=GBP&to=BRL&view=1Y

Perks

Level 1

Name on the wall

Level 2

1 x Thank you postcard from Brazil 

Name on the wall

Level 3

3 x Thank you postcards from Brazil

Name on the wall

Level 4

5 x Thank you postcards from Brazil

Name on the wall

Level 5

Limited edition signed A4 print

5 x Thank you postcards from Brazil

Name on the wall

Level 6

A3 poster

Limited edition signed A4 print

5 x Thank you postcards from Brazil

Name on the wall

Level 7

A2 poster

Limited edition signed A4 print

5 x Thank you postcards from Brazil

Name on the wall

[thoughtfullycrispygoatee]

http://goo.gl/plM6ud Hello to you... Brown Violetear hummingbird photographed in Ecuador by djlparent99

#bird #wildlife #wings #flying #hummingbird #Ecuador #Brown Violetear #www.bedating.net

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Hello to you... by djlparent99

#IFTTT #500px #bird #wildlife #wings #flying #hummingbird #Ecuador #Brown Violetear

[thebeautifuloutdoors]

Brown Violetear [Colombia] https://ift.tt/2OeF4SS

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Hummingbird Species, Part 64

Today’s bird is the brown violetear, Colibri delphinae. The Brown Violetear Hummingbird, scientifically known as Colibri delphinae, is a small bird species that belongs to the family Trochilidae. It is native to the Andean region of South America, where it can be found in high-altitude forests, cloud forests, and sometimes in urban areas with gardens and parks. Despite its small size, the Brown…

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#brown violetear #Colibri delphinae. #hummingbird nectar recipe mix #hummingbirds of Central America #hummingbirds of South America

[nunoxaviermoreira]

Brown Violetear Hummingbird, Yerette, Valle de Maracas, San Jose de Oruña, Trinidad. by pedro lastra https://flic.kr/p/2kr3sVe

#IFTTT #Flickr

[cuteness--overload]

Aptly named Brown Violetear

Source: http://bit.ly/2S7lbmy

#aww #cute #bird #birds #kuş #kuşlar #animals #cute overload #cuteness overload

[wingedjewels]

Brown Violetear by Neil Hilton Via Flickr: Alambi, Ecuador

#flickr