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Day 15

Well, I am halfway through with the 30 Sketches Project II. I am really enjoying it and I can picture this project popping up throughout my life.

I am so amazed everyday when I flip through my bird books in search of a subject for my daily sketch. There is a crazy amount of birds in this world. I couldn't possibly draw all of them if I tried!

This is a Buff-breasted Flycatcher, yet another species that I never knew existed. Its habitat is the open mountain woodlands of S.E. Arizona.

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