Monticola saxatilis |Rufous-tailed rock thrush (EN) | melro-das-rochas (PT)
The Rufous-tailed rock thrush is not very common nor widely spread across the Portuguese territory. The male is easy to identify due to its blue and orange colours and the habit to perch on top of large rocks.
One of 100 bird species I illustrated as part of a series where I set out to draw 100 birds from Portugal. On that series I selected native birds and also birds that see Portugal as their home during their migrating journeys across Europe, Africa, and sometimes further away.
This series took me 22 Â months to complete and I have now selected some of my favourites to offer as A5 prints, a size similar to the original drawing.
Originally hand-drawn on my sketchbook using watercolour and pastel pencils.
Size: A5 (21cm x 14,8cm)
THE FRAME IS NOT INCLUDED.
The colours in the print you receive may vary slightly due to monitor colour settings.
All rights reserved – the copyright is not transferable with the sale of this illustration.
