0508 Confuciusornis Sanctus

Confuciusornis sanctus was a common crow-sized bird often seen by the riversides of early Cretaceous Asia, approx 125 – 120 million years ago. They fed on nuts and seeds using heavy toothless beaks and lived in trees, using their large finger-claws to climb on the bark. Males sported twin tail-feathers. They are the oldest bird known to have a beak.

Details

Title Confuciusornis Sanctus
Media acrylics
Size 23cmx 33cm
Price sold
Prints prints available

Category

Cretaceous