Deviants
 Joining the Group Anyone can join the group, as long as they have an interest in corvids!  Submission GuidelinesWe are picky!! This is a group with the goal of finding high quality and accurate artwork of corvids (keyword being accurate). The following works will be accepted  Artwork depicting corvids, meaning they are species found in the taxonomic group family Corvidae. Illustrations and animations of reasonable quality in both rendering and scanning that demonstrate proper corvid anatomy. The anatomy need not be 100% perfect, but we will not accepts crows with yellow bills or legs, wonky wings, or ravens that look like currawongs, for example. Photographs must include a corvid (that goes without saying) and must demonstrate reasonable composition and skill. ALL submissions need to have the corvid as the FOCAL animal. The mere presence of a corvid flying in the background does NOT qualify the image for this group. Anthropomorphic corvids will only be accepted if the anthropomorphization is true to the general features of a corvid and does not possess mammalian features such as hair and boobs. (The more like the natural bird, the more likely we will accept an anthro.) Fantasy corvids will have their own group and this is reserved for creatures with a majority of its features being a corvid. Mythological ravens, such as Hugin and Munin, should go in to the proper taxonomic folder since they are simply normal ravens.Submission Process Select the correct taxonomic folder for your work.  Corvidae taxonomy If you have more than one type of corvid in the image, choose one folder to submit the piece to. The admins will duplicate it in to other appropriate folders. If a work is appropriate for the category in which it has been placed, and follows the Submission Guidelines above, then it will be approved. Pieces that are in the wrong category or are poorly rendered may be rejected. All rejected pieces may be rejected without explanation. |
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My adviser, Anne Clark, was interviewed about her work with our crow population:
Apparently ABC News picked up the story as well:
So happy our birds and studies are getting public attention!! C:
Article: www.binghamton.edu/magazine/in… Video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDt2qm…Apparently ABC News picked up the story as well:
So happy our birds and studies are getting public attention!! C:
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thank you for letting me join, sadly I don't have any art or pictures to share, but I am fond of these things I call babies.
