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With a BFA in illustration from Seton Hall University, Stephen Liu is a freelance wildlife illustrator specializing in distinctive bird species. He worked as a commercial graphic designer before turning to full-time natural science illustration, where he sketches birds from life and studies their behavioral patterns. Liu also produces handmade rag paper from recycled cotton scraps to create custom textured sheets for his pieces.

How Does a Peacock Mate? From Courtship to Nesting Birds
How Many Different Types of Ducks Are There?Birds
What Do Pigeons Like to Eat? Safe Foods and What to Avoid Birds
White Peacock: Where They Are Found and Why Birds
Are Peacocks Native to America?Birds
Why Do Ducks Bob Their Head Up and Down?Birds
Are Scarlet Macaws Endangered? Conservation Status Birds
Are Flamingos Smart? Examining Their Social & Survival Skills Birds
How Long Do Baby Cardinals Stay in the Nest?Birds
What Can You Feed Pigeons? Safe & Unsafe Foods Pets & Farm
What Bird Has Claws on Its Wings?Birds
Are Sun Conures Endangered? And Why They Need Protection Birds
Do Mother Ducks Kill Their Own Babies?Birds
Why Do Male Ducks Attack Female Ducks?Birds
Do Owls Eat Doves? An Owl’s Diet and Hunting Habits Birds
What Eats Snowy Owls? Predators and Other Threats Birds
Are Blue Macaws Endangered? The Status of Each Species Birds
Do Bumble Bees Actually Keep Wasps Away?Bugs
What Does a Female Eagle Look Like?Birds
How Many Eggs Do Birds Lay? Factors & Variations Birds
Is the Blue Bird From Rio Extinct in the Wild?Birds
Are Tawny Frogmouths Owls? Debunking a Common Myth Birds
Are There Macaws in Hawaii? A Look at Feral Populations Birds
What Color Are Peacocks? Beyond Just Blue and Green Birds
How Long Does It Take for a Baby Bird to Grow Feathers?Birds
What Is the Symbiotic Relationship of Nile Crocodile and Plover?Zoology
Are Male Ducks Aggressive? Causes & Management Birds
Why Do Peacocks Show Their Feathers?Birds
What’s It Called When a Peacock Shows Its Feathers?Birds
Are Cranes and Herons Related Scientifically?Birds