Bird Colours Book England and Scotland from left

England and Scotland from left to right) and the bark markings identify the location of these sites (north to south from top to bottom and west to east from left to right)

Covering the breadth of the UK from south to north and from sources ranging from meteorology to myths

the longer the line

each illustration not only communicates the meaning of the word but the shape has been formed by the sound wave

The top of the line marks the height and the length of the line shows the difference to the next highest mountain

Bird Colours Book England and Scotland from leftThe palette of bird colours is amazing from yellow flashes of goldfinch to the purples of wood pigeons. This swatch book sets out to find the most dominant colour filling the skies. Using data from the garden bird watch survey and image analysis of RSPB illustrations, this artist book combines bird colours with maths to find out the most common colours filling the skies. 100 colours from the 20 most common garden birds in the UK have been ranked based