Do you recognize the infamous birds this artist is drawing for Inktober?

For Inktober, Sabtastic has been drawing birds that have earned notoriety for their criminal behavior.

Are you online enough to recognize these crooked birds?

Day 14 of #inktober involves pigeon ESPIONAGE! More #birdcrimes!

This little bird was arrested in Pakistan for spying when a message was found stamped onto its wing feathers!

Source below! pic.twitter.com/cIYy4dohfn

— Sabtastic @ Halcon 520 (@Sabtastique) October 15, 2019

Telegraph:

A suspected Pakistani 'spy pigeon' seized just inside India's border faces X-ray by security officials to ensure the bird is not carrying hidden messages, or spy gadgets.

Made it to #inktober Day 23!

This Arabian Green Parrot was arrested for helping its drug dealer owners. When police came near the house for a drug raid, it screamed "MOM! The POLICE!" #birdcrimes pic.twitter.com/GHEmx9Zhjf

— Sabtastic @ Halcon 520 (@Sabtastique) October 24, 2019

Guardian:

A parrot has been taken into custody in northern Brazil following a police raid targeting crack dealers.

According to reports in the Brazilian press, the bird had been taught to alert criminals to police operations in Vila Irm Dulce, a low-income community in the sun-scorched capital of Piau state, by shouting: Mum, the police!

My favourite #birdcrimes story of all time features Canuck the Crow! This little troublemaker got his infamous reputation for stealing a KNIFE from an active CRIME SCENE!

This also marks day 20 of #inktober! pic.twitter.com/6qVBZjZeAV

— Sabtastic @ Halcon 520 (@Sabtastique) October 22, 2019

CBC:

Canuck became a media celebrity in 2016 after he stole a knife from a Vancouver crime scene.