Neutral Ornithological Short-Billed Dowitcher Bird Print with Linen Background – Beaded Wooden Frame Framed Wall Art 62x45x2cm

Introduce a touch of natural elegance to your home with this neutral ornithological Short-Billed Dowitcher bird print, beautifully framed in a beaded wooden frame. Featuring an intricately illustrated pair of Short-Billed Dowitchers in a serene shoreline setting, this ornithological wall art brings a refined, nature-inspired touch to any space. Ornithology is the study of birds—making this artwork a perfect choice for nature enthusiasts and lovers of vintage wildlife illustrations.

Short-Billed Dowitchers (Limnodromus griseus) are medium-sized migratory shorebirds known for their distinctive long, straight bills and rapid, sewing-machine-like foraging motion. Despite their name, their bills are relatively long compared to other wading birds, making them perfectly suited for probing mudflats and shallow waters in search of small crustaceans, insects, and molluscs.

This artwork features a male and female Short-Billed Dowitcher, highlighting their seasonal plumage differences. The male displays deep rusty-red tones in his breeding colours, while the female’s softer brown plumage provides natural camouflage, allowing her to blend seamlessly into coastal marshes and estuaries during nesting season. These shorebirds undertake long-distance migrations, traveling across North America, Central America, and coastal Europe, frequently stopping at wetlands, tidal flats, and estuaries to refuel along their journey.

The linen background features a raw, deckled-edge, enhancing the artwork’s organic texture and vintage appeal. This subtle detail gives the piece a timeless, handcrafted aesthetic, making it a perfect fit for traditional and modern interiors. The muted tones of black, blue, brown, green, red and white ensure this print blends effortlessly into neutral and natural decor schemes.

Designed to hang in one orientation, this framed artwork is ready to hang with secure hooks on the back. The beaded wooden frame adds a delicate decorative touch, complementing the soft, earthy tones of the illustration. Whether displayed as a standalone piece or as part of a gallery wall, this framed bird print offers a sophisticated nod to natural history artwork.

Key Features:

• Framed Short-Billed Dowitcher bird print – Timeless ornithological illustration featuring a male and female Short-Billed Dowitcher in a coastal setting.
• Linen background with deckled-edge – Adds organic texture and vintage appeal.
• Beaded wooden frame – A natural wood finish with subtle detailing.
• Neutral colour palette – Soft tones complement a range of interiors.
• One-way hanging orientation – Ready to hang with fitted hooks.
• Dimensions: 62cm wide, 45cm high, 2cm deep.

Discover more ornithological illustrations in our framed ornithological bird prints collection, featuring detailed shorebirds, waterfowl, and wading birds in classic beaded frames, perfect for pairing with other pieces from our ornithological collection to create a cohesive, nature-inspired display.

Looking for more? Explore our neutral artwork collection for warm, earthy tones that complement a range of interiors, or browse our monochrome artwork collection for striking black, white, and grey designs. If you love bold shapes and layered textures, take a look at our abstract artwork collection for modern statement pieces.

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