Audubon's Birds of America Wild Turkey Autumn Bird Sherpa Blanket

Vintage art reproduction of a John James Audubon original art print. Plate one of Audubon's "Birds of America" series. John James Audubon's Wild Turkey is one of the most iconic images of American wildlife. The print, which was first published in 1842, depicts a male wild turkey in full display. The turkey is shown with its feathers fanned out and its tail feathers spread wide. The bird's bright colors are perfectly contrasted against the dark background, and the detail in its feathers is truly remarkable. The wild turkey has a long and storied history in America. The turkey was also adopted as a symbol of America, and it has appeared on the national seal since 1782. The wild turkey is a symbol of strength, courage, and determination. The bird is also a symbol of the American spirit. The wild turkey is a reminder that America is a land of opportunity, where anything is possible. Benjamin Franklin even suggested that the turkey be our national bird instead of the bald eagle.