Rathbone's Warbler Song Bird on Crossvine Fleece B Sherpa Blanket

This beautiful reproduction of John James Audubon’s Plate 65 from Birds of America features two Yellow Warblers perched on a flowering crossvine, also known as Begonia Capreolata or Ramping Trumpet-Flower. Native to the Southern United States, this climbing vine is adorned with vibrant orange-red and yellow blossoms that perfectly complement the bright plumage of the Yellow Warblers. With their sweet, cheerful song and striking yellow faces that make their dark eyes stand out, these birds are a delightful addition to this scene. Their dark wings are accented with yellow edges, and while these are two immature warblers, the adult male is noted for the red streaks on his chest. Audubon originally referred to these birds as Rathbone’s Warblers, but they are now recognized as immature Yellow Warblers. This captivating artwork not only highlights the harmonious blend of birds and blossoms but also makes for a meaningful gift. Whether celebrating a 65th anniversary, 65 days, weeks, or memorable dates together, this print symbolizes joy, nature, and connection. Personalize it with a name or date to make it truly special for someone you love.