Inventive Lego fan creates beautiful birds with leftover bricks

The goldfinch is a very common, seat-eating bird, and is pictured here tending its nest. Bonus points for the creative egg decoration.

The snowy owl is covered in soft white feathers which are used as camouflage during winter. However, their large yellow eyes are a dead giveaway!

Woodpeckers are famous for their sharp bills, which can drill through tree bark to search for tasty insects. How appropriate that Woody is posed on a tree.

This canary won't warn you of a gas leak in the coal mine, but it certainly looks beautiful with its wings outstretched.

Of course the azure kingfisher is decorated with fish hanging from its beak, signifying its tremendous success as a catcher of fish.

Spotting a turkey in the wild is actually not easy, so it's nice that Poulsom created this pretty model for us to admire.

No stranger to life in the water, the American dipper spends much of its day submerged in water. Poulsom gave a nod to this with some translucent blue and clear Lego pieces.

Hummingbirds are some of the smallest and fastest birds on earth, which requires a strict diet high in sugar. It makes sense that this particular kit would come with a nourishing flower.

If you are thinking this doesn't look much like a robin, remember that in England, their "robin" is more like a chickadee than the thrush we are used to seeing in the spring in North America.

Another kingfisher makes the list, which isn't surprising, as they are one of nature's most beautiful birds. Here we see the bird with its wings fully extended, showing off the vivid colouration of its feathers.