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I can't believe I actually found time for drawing. It's kinda nice to be back but my hands hurt so much so that I could barely hold a pencil (my hands are kinda burdened because of work). I could draw this better, especially the background, but I was too tired. And my drawing skills are actually dying. I don't know how to shade and color properly or even improve my skills. I'm still asking myself why I do art and why I would continue it. But enough with that, I'm hopeless case. (I will also try to shorten my long descriptions, I know they are meaningless).

On the drawing you can see a pair of aplomado falcons (Falco femoralis), a species that lives in South America. I watched a documentary about Mexico desert Chihuahua and a lot was said about these birds. With reintroduction program people try to reintroduce these falcons there again becuase they extinct because of destruction of habitat which are dry grasslands, savannahs and marshes. The program is quite successful. Aplomado falcons hunt in pairs. With this technique are much more successful when they hunt small songbirds. Songbirds need extensive meadows and grasslands which are successful returning thanks to people who returned there to graze their cattle. You see, everything in nature is connected with people. Nowadays we destroy everything but I really admire my ancestors who lived with nature and respected the land so much. Nowadays we even don't say ''Thank you, Nature.'''

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I can't believe I actually found time for drawing. It's kinda nice to be back but my hands hurt so much so that I could barely hold a pencil (my hands are kinda burdened because of work). I could draw this better, especially the background, but I was too tired. And my drawing skills are actually dying. I don't know how to shade and color properly or even improve my skills. I'm still asking myself why I do art and why I would continue it. But enough with that, I'm hopeless case. (I will also try to shorten my long descriptions, I know they are meaningless).

On the drawing you can see a pair of aplomado falcons (Falco femoralis), a species that lives in South America. I watched a documentary about Mexico desert Chihuahua and a lot was said about these birds. With reintroduction program people try to reintroduce these falcons there again becuase they extinct because of destruction of habitat which are dry grasslands, savannahs and marshes. The program is quite successful. Aplomado falcons hunt in pairs. With this technique are much more successful when they hunt small songbirds. Songbirds need extensive meadows and grasslands which are successful returning thanks to people who returned there to graze their cattle. You see, everything in nature is connected with people. Nowadays we destroy everything but I really admire my ancestors who lived with nature and respected the land so much. Nowadays we even don't say ''Thank you, Nature.'''