Chestnut-Sided Warbler Audubon Bird on Wildflower Planner

This charming reproduction of John James Audubon’s Plate 59 from Birds of America captures a pair of Chestnut-Sided Warblers perched on a rare pink-and-white flowered moth mullein plant. Native to Eurasia and North Africa but naturalized in America, the moth mullein’s flowers are usually yellow, making this vibrant depiction all the more unique. The Chestnut-Sided Warbler is a delightful songbird, easily identified by its bright yellow cap, bold black stripe running from its beak across its eyes, lime-green feathers above, white belly, and distinctive chestnut streaks on its sides. Known for its melodic call, often interpreted as “very, very pleased to meet ya” this bird embodies warmth and friendliness. This makes the print an ideal hello gift or a thoughtful first meeting present, symbolizing a joyful introduction or connection. Audubon’s meticulous illustration beautifully captures the personality of these colorful warblers alongside the delicate floral beauty of the rare mullein plant. Perfect for bird watchers, nature enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates meaningful and unique gifts.