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- American Flamingo Princeton Audubon Limited Edition
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Phoenicopterus ruber Print size: 26 1/4" x 39 1/4"; image size: 25" x 37" Produced 1985 - Princeton Audubon Limited Edition Audubon saw several flocks of American flamingos in the Florida Keys in 1832, and while anxious to obtain a specimen from which to make a painting, he was never able to shoot one. During a stay in London, he wrote repeatedly to his friend John Bachman, a Lutheran minister in Charleston, South Carolina, asking for a specimen. In a letter dated October 31, 1837, he said: "As to flamingos their Eggs &c I fear this is up for me; and this proves to me now that I was a great fool not to have gone to Cuba, or sent a person there expressly..." Fortunately, it wasn't "up" for him after all. He finally obtained specimens from Cuba and made the drawing for this Havell plate in London in 1838. The flamingo's highly specialized manner of feeding is as noteworthy as its dramatic coloring. The bird plunges its head underwater upside down, then with the upper bill of its sickle-shaped beak serving as a dredge and the tongue as a sieve, it scoops small shellfish from the bottom of shallow lagoons.
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- American Goldfinch Princeton Audubon Limited Edition
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This print is based on a composition probably painted in August 1824 in New York State, for Audubon wrote: "In ascending along the shores of the Mohawk river, in the month of August, I have met more of these pretty birds in the course of a day's walk than anywhere else, and whenever a thistle was to be seen along either bank of the New York Canal, it was ornamented with one or more Goldfinches." The goldfinch, a joy to even the most casual observer, is common from ocean to ocean, and its flight call as it dips through the air, per-chic-o-ree, per-chic-o-ree, is as sweet as that of any caged canary. Dr. Frank M. Chapman, in his Handbook of Birds of Eastern North America, says that "their song is delivered with an ecstasy and abandon which carries them off their feet, they circle over the field sowing the air with music."
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- American White Pelican Princeton Audubon Limited Edition
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White Pelican, Pelecanus erythrorhynchos Print size: 26 1/4" x 39 1/4"; image size: 24" x 37" Produced 1985 - Princeton Audubon Limited Edition Based on a composition painted perhaps in Florida in 1831 or 1832. Landscape artist, George Lehman, worked on the background. The white pelican, with a wingspread of nine feet, does not plunge for food like the brown pelican, but fishes as it swims along, using the large bag that hangs from he lower part of its bill as a dip-net. It often gathers in groups for cooperative fishing. It nests for the most part far inland in the western half of the continent. Audubon wrote: "Ranged along the margins of the sand-bar, in broken array, stand a hundred heavy-bodied Pelicans...Pluming themselves, the gorged Pelicans patiently wait the return of hunger. Should one chance to gape, all, as if by sympathy, in succession open their long and broad mandibles, yawning lazily and ludicrously...But mark, the red beams of the setting sun tinge the tall tops of the forest trees; the birds experience the cravings of hunger...they rise on their columnar legs, and heavily waddle to the water...And now the Pelicans...drive the little fishes toward the shallow shore, and then, with their enormous pouches spread like so many bag-nets, scoop them out and devour them in thousands.:
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- Andy The Ant Garden Sculpture
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Accent your garden with Andy the Ant . Made of powdercoated metal Andy is 8.25 inches by 9.75 inches by .5 inches. Attaches to a 34 inch metal stake which is included, along with a personalized story card.
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- Andy The Ant Garden Sculpture
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Accent your garden with Andy the Ant . Made of powdercoated metal Andy is 8.25 inches by 9.75 inches by .5 inches. Attaches to a 34 inch metal stake which is included, along with a personalized story card.
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- Baltimore Oriole Princeton Audubon Limited Edition
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Northern Oriole, Icterus galbula, Flora: tulip tree, Liriodendron tulipifera Print size: 26 1/4" x 39 1/4"; image size: 19 1/2" x 24 3/4" Princeton Audubon Limited Edition - produced 1985 This print, of two male orioles and a female (shown clinging to the nest), is from a composition painted in Louisiana in 1822 and completed in 1825. The artist, Joseph Mason, also worked on the background. More than half a century earlier, the Swedish naturalist Linnaeus, in a scientific description of this orange and black American oriole, had named the bird in honor of Cecil Calvert, second Baron of Baltimore, because Lord Baltimore's family colors were also orange and black. Now known as the northern oriole, its mellow whistle, loud, clear, and rather low-pitched, is a sure sign of the retreat of winter. The nest is a remarkable example of design and craftsmanship created by the female alone. First, she ties suspension strings to a long, sweeping branch, forming the warp through which to weave an assortment of plant fibers, milkweed stalks, strips of bark, horse hair, or cord. The completed structure is gourd shaped, gray colored, and lined with feathers, plant down, or wool. Audubon noted that in the South the birds built a loosely-woven nest, "in such a manner that the air can easily pass through it," yet, if farther North, "they would have formed it of the warmest and softest materials."
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- Band-tailed Pigeon Princeton Audubon Limited Edition
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Columba fasciata Flora: Cornus nuttalli Print size: 26 1/4" x 39 1/4"; image size: 28" x 20 1/2" Produced 1985 - Princeton Audubon Limited Edition This print is based on a composition probably painted in the winter of 1836-37 in Charleston, S.C. Maria Martin drew the dogwood branch, a drawing most interesting to botanists since the accompanying text in the Ornithological biography contains the first recorded description of the western, or mountain, dogwood, Cornus nuttalli, which has six involuted bracts instead of the four of the well-known eastern species. Audubon wrote: "In my plate are represented two adult birds, placed on the branch of a superb species of dogwood, discovered by my learned friend, Thomas Nuttall, Esq., when on his march toward the shores of the Pacific Ocean, and which I have graced with his name." These pigeons lay only one egg to the nest, and breed usually only once a year, the lowest reproductive rate of any North American game bird except the extinct passenger pigeon. The enactment in 1913 of the Federal law for the protection of the migratory birds saved this species.
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- Bella The Butterfly Garden Sculpture
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Accent your garden with Bella the Butterfly . Made of powdercoated metal Bella is 7 inches by 5.75 inches by 8.25 inches. Attaches to a 34 inch metal stake which is included, along with a personalized story card.
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- Bella The Butterfly Garden Sculpture
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Accent your garden with Bella the Butterfly . Made of powdercoated metal Bella is 7 inches by 5.75 inches by 8.25 inches. Attaches to a 34 inch metal stake which is included, along with a personalized story card.
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- Benny The Bee Garden Sculpture
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Accent your garden with Benny the Bee. Made of powdercoated metal Benny is 9 inches by 6.5 inches. Attaches to a 34 inch metal stake which is included, along with a personalized story card.
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- Benny The Bee Garden Sculpture
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Accent your garden with Benny the Bee. Made of powdercoated metal Benny is 9 inches by 6.5 inches. Attaches to a 34 inch metal stake which is included, along with a personalized story card.
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- Birds Of Prey, Volume I
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Outstanding bird posters, make great gifts and educational aids. 24" x 36". Artist:: Karen Pidgeon. Birds of Prey, Volume I.
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- Black & Yellow (magnolia) Warbler Princeton Audubon Limited Edition
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Magnolia Warbler, Dendroica magnolia Flora: purple-flowering raspberry, Rubus odoratus Print size: 26 1/4" x 39 1/4"; image size: 11 1/2" x 18 1/2" Produced 1985 - Princeton Audubon Limited Edition According to Roger Tory Peterson, "Audubon drew this immature magnolia warbler in Louisiana on October 20, 1821, when it was in its autumnal migration." The original for the plate was a painting made in 1829 and inscribed "Great Pine Swamp, Aug-12th." "Black and Yellow Warbler," the name formerly applied to the magnolia warbler, was most descriptive of its color, but had the disadvantage of being equally descriptive of several other warblers. Thus the change to magnolia warbler. In its movements it has a trick of partly spreading its tail, thereby showing the characteristic white band crossing midway.
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- Black Or Surf Duck (surf Scoter) Princeton Audubon Limited Edition
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Surf Scoter, Melanitta perspicillata Print size: 26 1/4" x 39 1/4"; image size: 28" x 20 1/2" Produced 1985 - Princeton Audubon Limited Edition Audubon painted this pair of surf scoters (a male at left, a female at right) during his voyage to Labrador in 1833. He wrote: "For more than a week after we had anchored in the lovely harbor of Little Macatina, I had been anxiously searching for the nest of this species but in vain: the millions that sped along the shores had no regard for my wishes." Fortunately, he found a nest and wrote that it was hidden among tall grasses, raised about four inches above the ground, and lined with down. The summer home of the bird is in the boreal forests of Canada and Alaska. During its sojourn in the States it winters in coastal waters, at home in the ocean surf. The male has overall black plumage set off by an orange, black, and white bill, a white eye, and a white patch on the forehead and nape. This remarkable coloration has given rise to some equally remarkable names: speckle-billed coot, blossom-billed coot, patch-head, skunk head, skunk top, goggle-nose, and snuff-taker.
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- Blue Crane (little Blue Heron) Princeton Audubon Limited Edition
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Little Blue Heron, Florida caerulea print size 26 1/4" x 39 1/4"; image size: 28 1/2" x 20 1/2" Produced 1985 - Princeton Audubon Limited Edition The white bird in the background is an immature little blue heron, quite as white as an egret and often mistaken for one since it does not wear its adult plumage until two years of age. The view of the countryside near Charleston, South Carolina, was painted by George Lehman. Audubon wrote of the little blue heron: "You may see this graceful Heron, quietly and in silence walking along the margins of the water, with an elegance and grace which can never fail to please you. Each regularly-timed step is lightly measured, while the keen eye of the bird seeks for and watches the equally cautious movements of the objects towards which it advances with all imaginable care. When at a proper distance, it darts forth its bill with astonishing celerity, to pierce and secure its prey."
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- Blue Yellow-backed Warbler Princeton Audubon Limited Edition
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Northern Parula Warbler, Parula americana Flora: red or copper iris, Iris fulva Print size: 26 1/4" x 39 1/4"; image size: 11 1/2" x 18 1/2" Princeton Audubon Limited Edition - produced in 1985 Audubon's young assistant, Joseph Mason, painted the iris which Audubon called "Louisiana Flag." Audubon wrote in his journal for March 26, 1821, that Joseph Mason had shot a male "Blue Yellow Back Warbler." On the following day Audubon painted both the warbler and its mate, she eyeing an inchworm. The northern parula warbler is a grayish-blue bird with a distinctive yellowish-green patch on its back and a buzzing song that during breeding season has been described as a "sizzling trill." The name "parula," meaning a diminutive Parus or titmouse, was given this warbler because of its chickadee-like habit of foraging for food; poking, picking, and hanging on the underside of a limb. Moss is its characteristic nesting site. In the south, it is associated with woodlands where Spanish moss hangs from the trees; in other areas, where Usnea or beard moss is common.
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- Bonaparte Flycatcher (canada Warbler) Princeton Audubon Limited Edition
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Wilsonia canadensis, Flora: magnolia, Magnolia grandiflora, Print size: 26 1/4" x 39 1/4"; image size: 11 1/2" x 20" . Princeton Audubon Limited Edition - produced 1985. While Audubon and Joseph Mason were wandering through a Louisiana cypress swamp on August 13, 1821, Audubon shot and wounded what he believed to be a bird of an unknown species. He first gave it the name "Cypress Swamp Fly Catcher," but later renamed it "Bonaparte's Fly-catcher" in honor of Napoleon's nephew Charles Lucien Bonaparte, a naturalist whom Audubon met in Philadelphia in 1824. Actually, the bird is a young female Canada warbler. Audubon's young assistant, Joseph Mason, drew the leaves and ripe seed pod of the southern magnolia. Aptly named, the Canada warbler haunts the undergrowth, shady thickets, and dense woodlands of the north. It is a summer resident in similar terrain in much of New England, New York State, and down the Alleghenies. It is readily identified by its necklace of black pendants on a yellow breast. While it gleans among the leaves in the manner of a warbler, it takes much of its food on the wing like a flycatcher.
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- Broad Leaf Garden Sculpture
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Featured on the right, a bold and striking addition for your patio garden, this sculpture will receive lots of attention. The large leaves are carved by hand and can be used to hold bird seed. Small copper wire twines around the stem and leaves. 40" tall.
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- Broad Leaf Garden Sculpture
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Featured on the right, a bold and striking addition for your patio garden, this sculpture will receive lots of attention. The large leaves are carved by hand and can be used to hold bird seed. Small copper wire twines around the stem and leaves. 40" tall.
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- Brown Pelican Princeton Audubon Limited Edition
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Pelecanus occidentalis Flora: Mangrove, Rhizophora mangle Print size: 26 1/4" x 39 1/4"; image size: 24 1/2" x 36 1/2" Produced 1985 - Princeton Audubon Limited Edition Audubon probably drew this adult pelican in the Florida Keys in April or May 1832. Landscape artist, George Lehman, painted the mangrove limb. The brown pelican is a ponderous bird, but with its six-and-one-half-food wingspread has a powerful flight which it alternates with short glides. The bird carries a large pouch under its lower bill and has an appetite for fish as large as the pouch. American children learn of the brown pelican through a well known bit of doggerel that begins: "What a wonderful bird is the pelican-Its beak can hold more than its belly can,..." A long line of these birds flapping and sailing, often in unison, is a familiar coastal sight. When fishing, the birds fly aloft, spot the schools of fish, then head downwind, pull back their wings, and plunge beak-first with a grand splash. Audubon wrote: "The brown pelicans are as well aware of the time of each return of the tide, as the most watchful pilots. Though but a short time before they have been sound asleep, yet without bell or other warning, they suddenly open their eyelids, and all leave their roosts, the instant when the waters...resume their motion."
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