the last ostriches

the last day of february and the last ostrich images

march is for the hares

chalkboard

we are family

no ostrich..... so I've photographed an emu



rock star an ostrich

Louis Vuitton has used ostriches as window displays

the prehistoric bird has never looked better

louis vuitton

facing bricks

facing bricks in Amsterdam

Maastricht

vintage prints

conrad gesner historia animalium

graphics fairy

heads

ostrich wall sticker

etsy

rosa strutsar

steve morvell

unusually

this is what they found in an ostrich stomach

banksy in london

evolution

illustrations

mignon khargie

more images

after searching I found more and more images of ostriches

shuichi nakano

illustrator Rodriguez: an ostrich from an ABCZOO

I found it on the wonderful weblog

animalarium

Bismillah in the shape of an ostrich shaped calligraphy by Hassan Musa

medallions

I printed some images with transfer paper on satin

and made medallions

body art

consider the beautiful hand and bodypainting at

guido daniela

ostrich tattoo

ostrich plumes

valerie vargas

ostrich in art

dutch artist

harro nikkels

maurizio catalan

Maurizio Cattelan  is an Italian artist based in New York.

mathieu lavoie

create your own ostrich

ostrich by Scotch Macaskill, dancer by CPRowe

make yourself an ostrich

ostrich eggs

still life

sharon core

jewellery

I found some beautiful ostrich jewellery

an ostrich cowboy necklace by

les nereides

a necklace made of ostrich eggshell

The earliest known African beads are 10,000 year-old examples
made from ostrich egg shells.
 In East Africa, such shells are still used today for bead-making today.
 This string of ostrich egg-shell beads was found in a grave, around the waist of a skeleton. These beads date from 700–500 BC.