Audubon Bewick's Wren Solitary Song Bird on Branch Shower Curtain

This vintage reproduction of John James Audubon’s Plate 18 from Birds of America captures the delicate beauty of Bewick’s Long-Tailed Wren, perched gracefully on an ironwood tree branch. Pronounced like “Buick,” this charming bird is known for its distinctive long tail, which it flips expressively when disturbed. Known to emit harsh, scolding sounds when feeling threatened, Bewick’s Wren brings a lively character to this timeless artwork. Audubon’s detailed illustration showcases the unique personality of this solitary bird, making it a delightful addition for bird lovers, art enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates the natural world’s charm. With Audubon’s iconic attention to detail, this print celebrates both the beauty and spirited nature of Bewick’s Wren.