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The Art and Science of Birds

The Smithsonian celebrates beautiful birds in our museums, our research centers, our gardens, and in coffee shops. We hold, care for, and share artistic and scientific observations compiled over centuries so we can help them thrive. We envy the flight of feathered creatures, wonder how they’re connected to dinosaurs, and how they’re doing now.

Want to know more? Check out the Migratory Bird Center at the Smithsonian's National Zoo and the Encyclopedia of Life.

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  • Place: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; Through Source: Juan B. Ianni; Transferring Unit: International Postal Affairs Department (USPS) 22c Blue Jay single
  • Birds of Prey/Scratching Birds or Gallinaceous Birds
  • Young Bluejay
  • American Goldfinches
  • Smithsonian American Women's History Initiative: Roxy Laybourne
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  • Conuropsis carolinensis
  • Gulls and Spray
  • Sea Gull
  • High Tide
  • Woodblock print Seagulls
  • Untitled (seagull flying over waves)
  • Birds
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  • Nathan Oliveira sketch of a bird
  • Shield Peyote bird shield

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