Audubon's Vintage Blue Green Warbler Song Bird Notebook

This vintage reproduction of John James Audubon’s Plate 49 from Birds of America features the beautiful Cerulean Warbler, also called the Blue-Green Warbler, perched gracefully on a branch of pink Spanish Mulberry. Known for its deep blue back, black neck band, and soft sky-blue underside, the male Cerulean Warbler is often hard to spot high in the treetops, where its coloring blends seamlessly with the sky. The female has a softer look, with sharp white wing bars and a hint of blue on her back. These tiny songbirds arrive in early spring, bringing with them a cheerful chorus of trills and whistles. The Spanish Mulberry, also called white mulberry, adds vibrant pink tones to this print. Although not native to the United States, this plant has become a common sight, producing berries that are a popular food source for birds and other wildlife. Audubon’s detailed illustration captures both the delicate beauty of the Cerulean Warbler and the bright contrast of the Spanish Mulberry, making this print a perfect addition for art lovers, bird enthusiasts, and nature admirers.