The story of the bird
The Brown-headed Nuthatch is a tiny, energetic bird of Southern pine forest, known for a call that sounds like a squeeze toy. A fitting gift for anyone from the Southeast, or a lover of longleaf pine and loblolly woods.
The print
A single editorial plate in the Audubon tradition, cream ground, the bird drawn in true proportion, head-down on a pine trunk as it typically forages.
Paper and finish
Unframed prints come on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308gsm, a heavyweight cotton rag with a soft matte surface and true archival life. The framed option is set in a classic moulding, glazed and ready to hang, in black, white or natural.
Sizes
Three sizes: 8x10, 16x20 and 24x30 inches, or an instant digital download. Prints from $39. Framed from $99. Ships ready to hang.
About the bird
Sitta pusilla is one of the few birds known to use a tool, prying up bark with a loose flake of wood to expose hidden insects.
