Audubon Children's Warbler Songbird Postcard

This beautiful reproduction of John James Audubon’s Plate 35 from Birds of America features a vibrant pair of Children’s Warblers, also known as Yellow Warblers, perched on a Spanish coffee plant adorned with yellow flowers and coffee beans. Perhaps Audubon named this charming bird a “Children’s Warbler” for its playful, lively manner when foraging for insects—these birds often hover under branches to pick insects from leaves or dart out to snatch them mid-flight. The Yellow Warbler, one of the most commonly seen warblers in the United States, is about the size of a sparrow with a bright yellow face, dark eyes, and striking yellow accents on its darker wings. Their bodies feature a mix of green and black, with males showcasing a subtle reddish streak on their chests. The sunny yellow of the coffee plant flowers perfectly complements the bird’s vibrant coloring, creating a harmonious scene that celebrates the beauty of nature. This vintage print is a wonderful addition for bird lovers, art collectors, or anyone enchanted by the timeless artistry of Audubon.