American Goldfinch Pl. #181 |
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In addition to a Certificate of Authenticity, each print is accompanied by a booklet which includes Audubon's complete, personal description of the bird as found in the Octavos: |
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“This species merely passes over the State of Louisiana in the beginning of January, and at that season is seen there for only a few days, alighting on the highest tops of trees near water-courses, in small groups of eight or ten, males and females together. They feed at that period on the opening buds of maples, and others that are equally tender and juicy. In the month of November they are again seen moving southwards, and for a few days only.” - J.J. Audubon, circa 1835 |
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Exact Print of Page with Border |
American Goldfinch Only |
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Archival Photo Paper (8.5" x 11")
