Adding small image to all shapes

I have created some oval domes, by making the shape and adding background via swatch. As you can see i have added a small bird image to 1st one, but need to know how to add to all at same time.
Can anyone tell me if it is possible to add a small image to each oval all in one go?
Do I have to convert the shapes 1st and if so to what?
Regards Budgie

budgie,
As I (mis)understand it now, you do have all the ovals with the background text/images (which may have been created in the way suggested in my post #2), and you wish to have the bird image on top of each, in one go.
In that case, you may, having create the bird image and placed it on top of the first oval:
1) Select the bird image and Effect>Distort & Transform>Transform, then insert the horizontal centre to centre distance between ovals as Move Horizontal with the desired number of copies (2 to correspond to the image);
2) Repeat 1) only with Move Vertical by the vertical centre to centre distance and the desired number of copies (1 to correspond to the image).
This should create copies of the bird image on top of the other ovals. You may Object>Expand Appearance to get individual images.
I managed to add bird via "stroke" as suggest above,
I am unsure about the meaning. My suggestion was (before adding the bird image) to Direct Select the Clippings Paths (the oval paths) and give (all of) them a stroke in one go.

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