Audubon Bay-Breasted Warbler Bird on Cotton Plant Glass Ornament

This exquisite reproduction of John James Audubon’s Plate 69 from Birds of America features a vibrant male and female pair of Bay-Breasted Warblers perched on a Highland Cotton plant. The delicate pink flowers are just beginning to fade into seed pods that will soon reveal the fluffy cotton fibers, adding a touch of natural beauty to the scene. These colorful songbirds, native to eastern North America, are known for their high-pitched song that sounds like “teasy-teasy-teasy,” a cheerful melody that adds charm to their presence. The Bay-Breasted Warbler’s striking plumage makes this couple a symbol of natural harmony and beauty, while the Highland Cotton plant represents renewal and the bounty of the land. This vintage print is not only a timeless celebration of nature but also makes for a meaningful gift. Whether commemorating a birthday, anniversary, or other event, this artwork is perfect for free-spirited couples who value the wonder of the natural world.