Common Yellowthroat

The common yellowthroat is a small warbler species that frequents edge habitat where dense growth of shrubs grow along side dense grassy and weedy areas. It is one of the most common (hence the name) and wide spread warbler species in North America. The males sing their bubbly witchita-witchita-witchita song to defend territories and attract mates, often perching at the top of a bush to project their message. Females are less colorful than males are much more secretive. This small print is a reduction linocut printed with archival inks on Rives heavyweight cotton rag paper. 

• reduction linocut
• printed on Rives heavyweight paper
• dimensions - 6" x 6"
• limited edition of 30

Limited edition handmade art prints for sale will be annotated with edition number, title, signature, and year of printing at the bottom of the print. Monotype prints for sale are one-of-a-kind and will be annotated without an edition number. Trial and color proofs, when they are offered for sale, will be annotated with title, year, and a chop symbol instead of a signature. Trial and color proofs are going to be different from the limited edition prints.