Rice Bunting Audubon Bird Pair in Young Red Maple Standard Apron

Personalised Apron with Audubon's Rice Bunting Bird pair, also known as a Bobolink. Inspired by Audubon's Rice Bunting Bird pair, also known as a Bobolink. These social birds are often found in flocks of 20 sharing their sweet song declaring the majesty of nature. They are seen as a symbol of hope, joy, abundance, and new beginnings. This male and female couple is perched in a Red Maple tree, symbolising strength and endurance. Think of the deeper meaning of joining symbols for hope, new beginnings and endurance. I don't think John James Audubon planned this for plate fifty-four of his "Birds of America" series, but sometimes the greatest works of art are created by mistake.