Identify the Bird

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Identify the Bird

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Hey guyz..... I was just playing around with paper about a year back and I had come up with this model. I thought of this in my mind when I did this, I have seen this bird somewhere but I don't know which bird it is. Can anyone tell me what this looks like?
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it could be a pelican

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thut wrote:it could be a pelican
Thanks Thut!
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Your design evoke me in czech ledňáček říční, in latin Alcedo atthis, in english kingfisher, wikipedia says:
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Alcedo_atthis
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Hey I just saw a kiwi. Can you guyz let me know if it looks like a kiwi. I plan to make a catalog of my models so I want to take a poll of all the models and put the name of the maximum responses.
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hmmm.... if you thin the peak, remove the crimp you used to create the wings, and make the legs a bit shorter (turning the long leg flap into a foot with toes might work) it would be a nice kiwi.... I know, I've got the bad habit of changing other people's designs :roll:

Otherwise I think that kingfisher was the best guess so far.
But whatever it is, it looks really nice, and you have the artistic freedom to call it whatever you like :)
So long and keep folding ^_^
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