
today marks the 226th birthday of john james audubon, most famous for his lifelong dedication to the cataloging of north american fowl. but enough with the history lesson. audubon’s catalogs include thousands of gorgeous watercolors of birds in their natural habitat, and lately, i’ve been enamored with the use of such prints in the home. although getting my hands on an original watercolor audubon will only happen in my dreams, it seems there are many inexpensive ornithological(the study of birds)-inspired prints and homegoods out there to meet any budget.
black and yellow warbler audubon centennial edition print
$600 at audubon editions
thomas paul melamine ornithology dessert plates
Set of 4: $32 at orange and pear
audubon birds notecards

$14.95 at the met store
john derian #7 parrot tray
$165 at orange and pear
~carolyn













