I don't know if there's an Italian word for cockatoo, so let's go with l'uccello (bird). He's sitting in the top of l'albero (a tree), snipping off twigs with his sharp becco (beak). He's mostly bianco (white), with a striking gallio (yellow) crest. And he's just bello (beautiful)!
Friday, March 5, 2010
who's a pretty boy?
One of the sulphur-crested cockatoos that are currently raiding the berries from a neighbour's tree:
I don't know if there's an Italian word for cockatoo, so let's go with l'uccello (bird). He's sitting in the top of l'albero (a tree), snipping off twigs with his sharp becco (beak). He's mostly bianco (white), with a striking gallio (yellow) crest. And he's just bello (beautiful)!
I don't know if there's an Italian word for cockatoo, so let's go with l'uccello (bird). He's sitting in the top of l'albero (a tree), snipping off twigs with his sharp becco (beak). He's mostly bianco (white), with a striking gallio (yellow) crest. And he's just bello (beautiful)!
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amazing drawing karen! don't think you've lost that talent ;)
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