Gray Kingbird Audubon Bird on Flowering Tree Napkins

This striking reproduction of John James Audubon’s Plate 170 from Birds of America features a solitary Gray Kingbird perched amidst the delicate pink blossoms of a hummingbird tree (Agati grandiflora). Also known as the Gray Catbird, Gray Tyrant Bird, or Piping Flycatcher, this large, majestic bird exudes a proud demeanor as it perches in the open, seemingly performing for all to see. Known for its loud, commanding song, the Gray Kingbird is a natural entertainer, delighting listeners with its sweet morning melodies at dawn. Found throughout the Caribbean and coastal regions of Florida, this bird thrives in marshes and along the seashores, making its presence known with its bold personality and vibrant call. Audubon’s detailed artwork captures the elegance of this unique bird and its harmonious relationship with the flowering hummingbird tree, creating a timeless piece for bird lovers, art enthusiasts, and admirers of nature’s beauty.