Can you guess which young royal drew this bird?

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The stunning artwork of a kingfisher has taken centre stage of Country Life (Picture: PA) A royal’s detailed drawing of a kingfisher takes centre stage in a special edition of a…

A royal’s detailed drawing of a kingfisher takes centre stage in a special edition of a magazine Prince William has edited.

This week’s Country Life – a 300-page bumper issue which William has spent the past six months preparing – is now out.

And a stunning photo drawn by Prince George, 13, shows he is following in the footsteps of his grandfather, the King, who is a keen artist, while the Princess of Wales studied art at A-level and history of art at university.

The prince is said to enjoy drawing and created the picture of the bird, which is perched on a branch, at home in the spring when he was 12.

In 2025, the princess and her children released portrait sketches they drew of each other after spending time together being creative.

The four images were drawn in a variety of mediums from charcoal to ink, but no details were released about who drew each one.

Future Queen Kate has also given a rare interview to the magazine, and is said to have discussed the healing power of nature.

William talks about family walks with the Waleses’ dogs Orla and Otto and how George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis love to get out and explore.

He recalls growing up at the King’s Gloucestershire retreat, Highgrove and having to remember not to open the curtains before getting dressed as the garden was often filled with visitors.

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