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Species: Wilson’s Warbler on Pecos Sunflower (Helianthus paradoxus)
Habitat: Alkaline spring-fed wetlands of the Southwest
Location: Santa Rosa, New Mexico
Public Land: El Milagro Conservation Easement, City of Santa Rosa
Description: A Wilson’s Warbler clings tenaciously to a sunflower swaying in the wind, its tiny claws gripping the sturdy stem as gusts tug and bend the butter-yellow bloom. Feathers ruffled but unyielding, bird and flower weather the restless air, a fleeting moment togetherness amid the wild dance of wind.
Prints: Fine art print on acid free, 100% cotton, bright or warm white, textured surface, archival quality paper. For more about papers I use click here.
Species: Wilson’s Warbler on Pecos Sunflower (Helianthus paradoxus)
Habitat: Alkaline spring-fed wetlands of the Southwest
Location: Santa Rosa, New Mexico
Public Land: El Milagro Conservation Easement, City of Santa Rosa
Description: A Wilson’s Warbler clings tenaciously to a sunflower swaying in the wind, its tiny claws gripping the sturdy stem as gusts tug and bend the butter-yellow bloom. Feathers ruffled but unyielding, bird and flower weather the restless air, a fleeting moment togetherness amid the wild dance of wind.
Prints: Fine art print on acid free, 100% cotton, bright or warm white, textured surface, archival quality paper. For more about papers I use click here.