Rocky Mountain Flycatcher

by John James Audubon

Transport yourself to the days of exploration and natural wonder by bringing into your house this wonderful reproduction of The Rocky Mountain Flycatcher (Tyrannus Verticalis) by John James Audubon, as it appeared in plate 359 of the famous 19th-century work, The Birds of America.

In this stunning illustration, the lively nature of the Western Kingbird, which was then called "The Rocky Mountain Flycatcher," is captured during Audubon’s explorations of the new American frontier. With a distinctive ash gray plumage, bright sulfur yellow belly, and an attentive look, the bird is perched on an elegant twisting branch of flora.

This fine art print will be perfect for those who love vintage decorations, bird watching, and American classic artifacts. It includes all of the fine details of the original hand-colored engraving including feather patterns, leaf veins, and beautiful color gradients.