Timothy Livingston Art Collections

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hooded merganser, merganser, waterfowl, birds, birding, pen and ink, drawing, wildlife, wildlife art
Hooded Merganser in pen and ink.

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Happy Holidays
Tim

watercolor, watercolour, sepia

Hunting Season Views 2025

A few images.

And videos.

Let the flowering begin!

The Daffodils are putting on a show.
The buttercups are gearing up now!
The blue dicks are just starting.
Other signs of spring.

Happy Thanksgiving

There is much to be thankful for.

Thanksgiving, wild turkey, turkey, watercolor, watercolour, wildlife
Happy Thanksgiving!

11-12-23 Week In Pictures

10-29-23 This Week In Pictures

10-15-23 This Week in Pictures

In my happy place.

Coyote

Pen and ink, 12”x 9”.

I encountered and photographed this coyote crossing Oregon Mountain in the mountains of Northern California.

Acorn Woodpecker

Pen and ink, 9”x12”.

Acorn woodpeckers cache away acorns in granaries. This way they feed on them all year. They peck holes in trees, utility poles, buildings, or other wooden items and stuff the acorns into the holes. They’ll even find a cavity in a tree or other things and fill it with acorns. I used to have a tractor that they filled the exhaust stack with acorns and when I started it up, it shot acorns out the stack like anti-aircraft shells. They are industrious and cantankerous birds! They seem to bicker with each other quite a lot. They are one of the most common birds on our property. I have a love hate relationship with them.

These small woodpeckers are extremely common around our place. How common you ask?
They’ve turned our house into a acorn granary! There are still a few yummy acorns left in the wall to eat. 😋

Bald-Faced Hornet

Bald-Faced Hornet, pen and ink, 12″x9″. These hornet are more feared by loggers and forester than black bears. By weight they are the fiercest critters in the woods.