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Featuring the Northern Cardinal & Camellias, February’s 5×7” print, digitally revamped, is available for pre-order until Friday, April 10th!
The Northern Cardinal is a non-migratory perching songbird common throughout the Eastern United States. Seven states claim them as their state bird. Males boast bright, “cardinal” red plumage with black masks and a bright orange bill. Females are much more conservative with a lighter, greyish brown plumage and red highlights on the wings, tail, and crest, but share the bold beak.
Camellias are mid-size ornamental evergreen shrubs native to Asia, prized for their ruffle-y layered pink blossoms that persist from fall to spring months. The Camellia sinensis variety is especially coveted for its ability to produce white, black, green, and oolong teas through a multitude of processes. Known for symbolism centering on love and admiration, it is a perfect bloom for this time of year.
Featuring the Northern Cardinal & Camellias, February’s 5×7” print, digitally revamped, is available for pre-order until Friday, April 10th!
The Northern Cardinal is a non-migratory perching songbird common throughout the Eastern United States. Seven states claim them as their state bird. Males boast bright, “cardinal” red plumage with black masks and a bright orange bill. Females are much more conservative with a lighter, greyish brown plumage and red highlights on the wings, tail, and crest, but share the bold beak.
Camellias are mid-size ornamental evergreen shrubs native to Asia, prized for their ruffle-y layered pink blossoms that persist from fall to spring months. The Camellia sinensis variety is especially coveted for its ability to produce white, black, green, and oolong teas through a multitude of processes. Known for symbolism centering on love and admiration, it is a perfect bloom for this time of year.