Green turaco bird identification sign by Leveille Illustration.
California condor chick and juvenile condor images.
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Adolescent condor graphics by Leveille Illustration.
Portrait of a California condor of breeding age, five-years-old or older.
Thanks to the Los Angeles Zoo's Condor Recovery Team for their assistance in these illustrations.
A turkey vulture for comparison:
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California condor chick
California condor chicks appear similar to other newborn birds. Within a few months, however, the large birds develop entirely black skin and feathers.
Illustrated with the guidance of the Condor Recovery Team of the Los Angeles Zoo.
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California condor adult
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Leveille Illustration specializes in avian artwork. Please do not reproduce these copyrighted graphics in any form. Scroll down to see more illustrations.
Acrylic and digital birds
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Black-headed weavers
African black-headed weavers build intricate hanging nests. This painting depicts a male and female on a low-hanging branch of the tree that they favor for nesting, near the reeds that the pair uses to build their nests. The graphics are featured on interpretive signs
by the birds' exhibit at the Los Angeles Zoo.
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Cranes, ibis, and flamingos
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These acrylic paintings of courting crowned cranes, an ibis over the Everglades, and greater flamingos, were made by Leveille Illustration. The graphics were used on signs by the large birds' exhibits at the Los Angeles Zoo.
Chilean flamingos, and
Scheepmaker's crowned
pigeon:
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Roseate spoonbill, black-necked swan, white-faced whistling duck and purple-eared glossy starling
These acrylic and digital bird identification graphics are used on signs in the Aviary of the Los Angeles Zoo.
The completed signs looked like this:
California condor adolescents
Portraits of two-, three-, and four-year-old California condors. The black skin of the youthful California condor gives way to the coral-pink skin of adulthood. Condors at these stages behave like human teenagers, inquisitive and a little goofy.
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Turkey vulture graphic by Leveille Illustration.
Bird identification graphics by Leveille Illustration.
Adult California condor graphic by Leveille Illustration.
Bird identification graphics by Leveille Illustration.
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