Audubon's Yellow Throated Warbler on Chestnut Sherpa Blanket

This beautiful reproduction of John James Audubon’s Plate 85 from Birds of America captures a Yellow-Throated Warbler perched gracefully on a flowering chestnut tree branch. Known for its striking appearance, this warbler features a bright yellow throat that contrasts vividly with its black-and-white face and sides. The crisp, clear notes of its song rise in pitch and speed, creating a melodious tune that fills the air. In Louisiana and throughout the southern United States, the Yellow-Throated Warbler can be heard singing in large numbers from March to November, making it a cherished sound of the region. Audubon’s detailed depiction highlights the beauty of this vibrant bird and its picturesque perch, making this print a perfect addition for bird lovers, art enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates the natural melodies of the South.