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Featuring a bold Indigo Bunting perched among bright Tulip Poplar blossoms, this 5×7” digitally illustrated print honors the arrival of both species in East Tennessee.
Preferring shrubby areas, forest edges, and fields thick with native grasses, these migratory songbirds in the Cardinal family boast bright, bold, blue plumage (males) and arrive in Tennessee mid-April. Lovers of berries, insects, and seeds, be sure to keep the sunflower seeds well stocked in your backyard feeder in hopes of catching a glimpse of one! (Or you could visit Seven Islands State Birding Park and see lots of them!!)
Tennessee’s state tree, the Tulip Poplar, is a tall native boasting bright lime green and orange contrasting blossoms, reminiscent of tulips (hence the name). These blooms unfurl between late April and June, sustaining both insects and hummingbirds alike.
Featuring a bold Indigo Bunting perched among bright Tulip Poplar blossoms, this 5×7” digitally illustrated print honors the arrival of both species in East Tennessee.
Preferring shrubby areas, forest edges, and fields thick with native grasses, these migratory songbirds in the Cardinal family boast bright, bold, blue plumage (males) and arrive in Tennessee mid-April. Lovers of berries, insects, and seeds, be sure to keep the sunflower seeds well stocked in your backyard feeder in hopes of catching a glimpse of one! (Or you could visit Seven Islands State Birding Park and see lots of them!!)
Tennessee’s state tree, the Tulip Poplar, is a tall native boasting bright lime green and orange contrasting blossoms, reminiscent of tulips (hence the name). These blooms unfurl between late April and June, sustaining both insects and hummingbirds alike.