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Fire And Ice - Blue Bird And Cardinal Set Of Two Prints By Rod Frederick
Fire and Ice - Blue Bird and Cardinal set of two prints by Rod Frederick
Northern Cardinals are so bright and have a distinctive shape. They are easy going birds; not aggressive or garden bullies. They are seed eaters so they don't really attack other birds. They're very widespread and come to bird feeders and eat sunflower seeds all year round.
The Western Bluebird is similar to the Eastern Bluebird with the exception of a slight difference in coloring, the Eastern has white parts on its underside while the Western has orange or rust on its back. They're both all season birds and are predominantly insect eaters. They are also quite timid.
The bluebird has been decreasing in numbers in recent years for a variety of factors - mostly an encroachment of civilization - they're not as common as they used to be so conservationists are encouraging folk to put up bluebird nests.
Fire and Ice - Blue Bird and Cardinal a set of two prints by Rod Frederick is available for sale as a signed and numbered limited edition print. They have a each have a 8 x 8 image size and are priced at $175 unframed for the set of two. LOW SUPPLY!
Order yours today. All artwork is professionally boxed and insured and guaranteed to arrive in mint condition. Wildlife artist Rod Frederick painted two different paintings of song birds. One is of a Blue Bird and one is of a Cardinal. You can get a matched number set while supplies last LOW INVENTORY! All prints have been hand signed by the artist. This print was published in 1992.
Types | Dimensions | Edition Size | Price | Cart |
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Set of Two Signed And Numbered Limited Edition Prints | 8 x 8 Each Image Size | 1750 | $175.00 |
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