Sand Martin Collection (page 2)

Picture No. 11992949
Sand Martin - couple at nesting entrance - Sweden Date:

Picture No. 11992948
Sand Martin - couple at nesting entrance - Sweden Date:

Picture No. 11992947
Sand Martin - couple at nesting entrance - Sweden Date:

Picture No. 11992945
Sand Martin - bird at nesting entrance - Sweden Date:

Picture No. 11992944
Sand Martin - bird at nesting entrance - Sweden Date:

Sand Martin -Riparia riparia-, Emsland, Lower Saxony, Germany

Sand Martin -Riparia riparia-, young bird, Emsland, Lower Saxony, Germany

Sand Martins -Riparia riparia-, young birds in breeding holes, Emsland, Lower Saxony, Germany

Birds: Passeriformes, Sand Martin (Riparia riparia), and House Martin (Delichon urbicum), illustration Biology, Zoology

Sand martin, 19th century C013 / 6338
Sand martin (Riparia riparia). Plate 128 from Watercolour drawings of British Animals (1831-1841) by Scottish naturalist William MacGillivray

Sand martin, historical artwork
Sand martin. Historical artwork of a sand martin (Riparia riparia). This small bird spends most of its time catching insects in flight, usually over rivers and lakes

Sand Martin - on barbed wire fence - stretching wing - Cornwall - UK
DAC-98 Sand Martin - on barbed wire fence - stretching wing Cornwall - UK Riparia riparia David Chapman Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Sand Martin - perched on barbed wire
DAC-49 Sand Martin - perched on barbed wire Riparia riparia David Chapman Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Sand Martin - on a post
DAC-50 Sand Martin - on a post Riparia riparia David Chapman Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Sand Martins Riparia riparia at nesting colony in cliff North Norfolk July

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The sand martin, scientifically known as Riparia riparia, is a fascinating European bird species that has captured the attention of naturalists and artists alike. In 1897, a beautiful lithograph was published featuring the eggs of various European birds, including the sand martin. This lithograph, Picture No. 11992946, showcases the delicate and intricate patterns found on these avian treasures. Another captivating artwork capturing the essence of this charming bird is titled "Sand Martin (colour litho)". The chromolitho print called "The Purple Martin, The Sand Martin" also highlights this remarkable creature's unique features and vibrant colors. In addition to artistic representations, historical engravings have depicted the sand martin in its natural habitat. One such engraving from 1833-39 portrays a Barn Swallow alongside our beloved sand martin. These illustrations provide valuable insights into how these birds were perceived throughout history. Furthermore, colored engravings like "Holiday amusements" showcase not only the beauty of these birds but also their role in creating joyful moments during leisure time. Eggs are an essential part of any bird's life cycle; thus it comes as no surprise that they have been featured prominently in various artworks depicting different species. Passeres' color litho print titled "Titmice and Swallows" includes a depiction of sand martins' eggs among other avian wonders. One particularly striking piece by artist George James Rankin captures the essence of this delightful creature with precision and detail. Titled "Sand-Martin - Cot ile ripa ria, " this artwork from c1910 (Picture No. 11992949) beautifully portrays the sand martin's distinctive appearance and behavior. These captivating images serve as reminders of nature's diversity while providing invaluable documentation for ornithologists studying these magnificent creatures today. Whether through lithographs or engravings, each artwork tells a story about our enduring fascination with birds and the sand martin's place in natural history.