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    How do I draw a parrot and a blue jay?
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    You can print a picture of them and trace them. Over time, you'll have more knowledge on how to draw them and you will be able to replicate them with ease.
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    How do I know where to place the details?
    CanisChiroptera
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    Practice and references. If you aren't completely sure on the placement of something, don't be afraid to do a quick Google Images search to refresh your memory, it's the fastest way to learn.
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    How can I draw the details of feathers for a traditional bird?
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    You can try to find a completed picture here or on Google, then zoom in on the features and copy them.
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    What kind of bird is a traditional bird?
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    There are many types of traditional birds, but I think the one in the drawing is a crane or something like it.
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    What are some traditional birds?
    Annie15
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    Traditional birds include the: Barn swallow, hummingbird, blue jay and grouse. Other Christmas-themed birds are robins and red winged blackbirds. Simple birds to draw are robins and maybe even magpies.
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    How do I make sure a drawn bird has good proportions?
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    Check with a real image of the type of bird you are drawing and compare. Also, just back up and look at the picture, or ask someone else to look at it for you.
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    How do I draw a bird flying?
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    Draw the bird's body quite flat, but have the talons closed and the legs up agenst the belly. Look at pictures of flying birds to guide you. Draw the wings either pointing upward, down, or out to the side but stretched out and not next to the bird's body.
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    How can I draw a robin?
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    The body needs to be smaller, as well as the beak. They also have different colorings than the bird above. Robins are a common bird; look for one outside, or look up a picture to base a drawing off.
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