Swallow Tailed Hawk with Snake Vintage Audubon Planner

This striking reproduction of John James Audubon’s Swallow-Tailed Hawk, Plate 72 from Birds of America, captures the powerful elegance of this beautiful bird of prey in vivid detail. Often mistaken for a bald eagle, the swallow-tailed hawk is distinguished by its graceful, forked tail feathers. This majestic raptor, shown triumphing over a snake in its talons, evokes the iconic "Don’t Tread on Me" symbolism of the eagle and snake. Rendered in clear, masculine shades of black, grey, and brown, this image embodies strength and resilience. A perfect gift for bird enthusiasts and those who appreciate hawks, eagles, falcons, and other raptors, this artwork brings the noble symbolism of the hawk to life. Personalise this design with your name, initials, or monogram for a unique touch that celebrates the beauty of nature and Audubon’s remarkable legacy.