Birds come in all shapes, sizes and, of course, colors, features that are greatly affected by where they originate from; LEGO artist Tom Poulsom explores such geographical differences with his latest North American Bird Series. Unlike his Tropical Bird Series, the hues aren't as exotic although they are just as vibrant.
From Bradley the Blue Jay to Arnie the American Robin and Dodo the American Dipper, the North American Bird Series is comprised of 11 different kinds of birds. Although they appear almost as colorful as the tropical birds, perhaps due in part to the use of LEGO pieces, the American birds are in general smaller. It is interesting to note how educational this series can potentially be.
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