Kennediyala the Dragonfly & Mushroom Fairy coloring page

 Hi folks!  There has been some problems with my 

laptop computer so that is why it has been a few days since I

posted another one of my new drawings.  

This drawing was done from a photo of 

one of the same models I have drawn before.  

The drawing is of a multitasking Fairy. 

She is both a Dragonfly Fairy and a Mushroom Fairy.

Kennediyala the Dragonfly & Mushroom Fairy

Some Fairies are multitaskers.  Kennediyala is one of those.  Although she is very young, she chooses to serve both dragonflies and mushrooms.  In other words, she cares for them in the wild.  With dragonflies she helps them be safe from predators.  

Dragonflies are in Order: Odanata.  Damselflies are also in this order and point of fact, Dragonfly Fairies also love and look after damselflies as well as dragonflies.  Both a dragonfly and a damselfly are seen in this drawing.  Damselfies look like a mini-dragonfly.  

Millions of years ago there were dragonflies with a wingspan of 71 cm or 2 ft 4 inches.  Back then there was a lot more oxygen in the atmosphere so insects and spiders could and did get quite large compared to today. 

With mushrooms, she cares for the fungi but she also harvests mushrooms for food for her Fairy Troupe.  It is very important that a Mushroom Fairy can distinguish the different kinds of fungi.  Some toadstools look like edible mushrooms but they will kill a mortal or make them very ill.  

I want to personally note that we had a kitten take one bite from a toadstool and he died 3 feet away in the flowerbed.  So unless you have extensive training and knowledge DON'T eat the toadstools off of your lawn or in the forest etc.  They are very possibly deadly. If you DO have that kind of extensive training and knowledge then you still must be very careful to not mix up a poisonous mushroom from a safe-to-eat mushroom.  

The mushrooms we buy in the store are cultivated and all very safe.  & they are delicious in my opinion.

NOTE:  This new drawing is found by clicking on the button labeled "Fantasy, Myths, and Circus" and then scrolling down to the bottom of the list.  New drawings are always found at the bottom of the list of drawing titles.