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Winters Bohemian Waxwing - Berry Bird

from $99.00

The Bohemian Waxwing feeds during the winter months on the Mountain Ash berries. The Wildlifer was able to capture the moment before this Bohemian Waxwing enjoyed the ‘fruits’ of its labor.

Perched on a twig with a gentle dusting of snow the surrounding branches, the bird catches a plump mountain ash berry, its vivid red hue standing out against dappled light. It’s a delicate time of play between bird and berry, suspended in the quiet of the winter landscape.
This work of art hails stunning clarity and detail. The colors presented are complimentary to many walls and decors and is a very popular choice.
To capture the precise moment with great composition, color and lighting takes time, patience and skill.
The Wildlifer is happy to share this gem with you.

Eric Seemann is “ The Wildlifer”

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The Bohemian Waxwing feeds during the winter months on the Mountain Ash berries. The Wildlifer was able to capture the moment before this Bohemian Waxwing enjoyed the ‘fruits’ of its labor.

Perched on a twig with a gentle dusting of snow the surrounding branches, the bird catches a plump mountain ash berry, its vivid red hue standing out against dappled light. It’s a delicate time of play between bird and berry, suspended in the quiet of the winter landscape.
This work of art hails stunning clarity and detail. The colors presented are complimentary to many walls and decors and is a very popular choice.
To capture the precise moment with great composition, color and lighting takes time, patience and skill.
The Wildlifer is happy to share this gem with you.

Eric Seemann is “ The Wildlifer”

The Bohemian Waxwing feeds during the winter months on the Mountain Ash berries. The Wildlifer was able to capture the moment before this Bohemian Waxwing enjoyed the ‘fruits’ of its labor.

Perched on a twig with a gentle dusting of snow the surrounding branches, the bird catches a plump mountain ash berry, its vivid red hue standing out against dappled light. It’s a delicate time of play between bird and berry, suspended in the quiet of the winter landscape.
This work of art hails stunning clarity and detail. The colors presented are complimentary to many walls and decors and is a very popular choice.
To capture the precise moment with great composition, color and lighting takes time, patience and skill.
The Wildlifer is happy to share this gem with you.

Eric Seemann is “ The Wildlifer”

Eric Seemann is “ The Wildlifer”

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