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Learn How to Draw the Painted Bunting

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Dear Jon,

The Painted Bunting has breathtaking rainbow-colored plumage. Celebrate Pride month with queer birder and artist Fiona Gillogly as she demonstrates how to draw and paint a Painted Bunting.

In this one-hour class, learn how to sketch the Painted Bunting, use shade to enhance a drawing, and play with color. All you need is a pencil, paper, colored pencils, or watercolors. Beginners welcome!

Register now for the Painted Bunting class on Thursday, June 16, from 12 - 1pm PT.

Fiona is an emerging artist with a passion for birds and nature journaling. She has created more than 2,000 nature journal pages since 2016. At the age of 18, she has published essays and illustrations in the ABA’s Birding magazine, Children & Nature Network's Finding Nature News Blog, and NatureJournalingWeek.com. Visit Fionasongbird.com to see her prolific nature journaling artwork. 

If you would like to learn more about bird drawing skills, check out Audubon’s How to Draw Birds class page, which contains recordings of all our previous classes with Fiona and John Muir Laws.

Audubon’s Let’s Go Birding Together program creates safe and inviting spaces for LGBTQIA++ people, families, and allies to enjoy birds and the outdoors. Birding is for everyone, no matter whom you love. 

Sharpen your pencils – we look forward to seeing you in class!

Molly Tsongas
Audubon California


Meet Fiona Gillogly

Born and raised in Northern California, Fiona is an 18-year-old queer birder, nature journaler, artist, naturalist, writer, actor, musician, composer, and advocate for nature. She studied nature journaling with acclaimed artist and author, John Muir Laws. A six-time recipient of the Central Valley Bird Club Youth Scholarship, Fiona volunteers her time with research and conservation including bird surveys, nest box monitoring, bird banding, and bird walks. She has taught classes and given talks for many organizations, including the Exploratorium in San Francisco, Environment for the Americas/World Migratory Bird Day, San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory, Richardson Bay Audubon, Point Reyes Birding Festival, and the Central Valley Bird Symposium. Learn more at Fionasongbird.com.

Painted Bunting. Photo: Jack Rogers/Audubon Photography Awards

Fiona Gillogly. Photo: Daphne Hougard

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