My Digital Arts

Rise Up

I created this artwork during while we are stuck at home during home quarantines. Aviation was one of the many industries that is greatly affected by the Covid 19 pandemic. Airport ramps were full of parked airplanes. Airline companies trimmed down their workforce in order to survive the turbulent times. I know there is a reason for everything. In God's perfect time, Aviation will rise up again.

Kalaw

A Portrait shot of the Northern Rufous Hornbill (Buceros hydrocorax) locally known as "Kalaw" A Philippine endemic species that can only be found in Luzon and Marinduque.. They are now endangered due to Habitat Loss caused by deforestation and illegal logging.. They are also one of the top targets by poachers for illegal wildlife trade.. 😭😭😭 It is illegal to hunt, capture or possess hornbills under The Philippine Wildlife Resources Conservation and Protection Act (RA 9147)

Whiskered Pittas

Chestnut faced Babblers

Bluer than Blue

Male and female Blue paradise Flycatchers (Terpsiphone cyanescens). They are Philippine endemic species that can only be found in lowland forests of Palawan. Their population is currently declining due to habitat loss.

Watch your Back

Indigo banded Kingfishers

Upside Down

Sulfur billed Nuthatches

Turquoise Flycatchers

Velvet fronted Nuthatches

Not the same Menu

One of the three Rufous crowned Bee-eaters caught a moth and not a bee.

Coming Home

These critically endangered Philippine Cockatoos are returning to their home after a day of spreading seeds in the forest.

Scaly Friends

Scale feathered Malkoha

Flame Templed Babblers

Stork billed Kingfishers

Ibong Adarna

Because of its beauty, the Philippine Trogon (Harpactes ardens) is thought to be the inspiration of a Philippine folklore, Ibong Adarna.. 🦜 A colorful mythical creature that could heal any illness just by the listening to its song..😊 I photographed this beautiful but elusive bird in Infanta, Quezon, Philippines back in July 2019.. It was taking a gecko to its nest nearby to feed its hatchlings. IUCN currently listed this species as Least Concern but their population is currently decreasing due to habitat loss.. Deforestation and Illegal logging being the main culprit..

Eye of God