North American birds in art

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology in the USA writes about this video:

A Supersize Mural Honors Peterson’s Famous Silhouettes

Many bird watchers remember the neat black silhouettes in the endpapers of the classic Peterson’s field guides—an eloquent reminder about the value of size, shape, and posture. Now, the Cornell Lab’s visitor center echoes those pages in a magnificent 40-foot-high mural painted by James Prosek. Featuring 170 birds, the mural celebrates biodiversity and challenges viewers to identify both the familiar and the unusual. Watch this video showing the mural coming to life.

Related articles

• Prosek’s “Wall Of Sillhouettes” Mural
• The Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s Bird Song Hero
• North American bird songs learning game
• This clever game is like Guitar Hero, but for bird songs
• Bird Song Hero, An Interactive Game That Teaches Users How to Recognize Bird Songs
• Here a mural, there a mural, everywhere a mural
• Mural makes debut in downtown La Crosse
• Watchers flock to see rare bird in Mount Holly Springs pond