Ruffed Grouse and Hawthorn Print

This watercolor illustration of the ruffed grouse depicts black hawthorn, as well as the complete metamorphosis of the white admiral butterfly. In spring, ruffed grouse are commonly heard before seen. They create a thumping sound by moving their wings back and forth, building to a crescendo that can be heard up to a quarter mile away—folks commonly mistake the sound for a tractor. Grouse are year-round residents of Michigan. This limited edition print is available in 3 sizes: 8"x10", 12"x15", 16"x20". Professionally printed in Northern Michigan, on a textured matte paper—certified archival, 310gsm, 100% cotton fiber, acid and lignin free. Prints arrive packaged on rigid backboard in a clear protective sleeve. Only 200 archival prints available until sold out.  Learn more about ruffed grouse at The Cornell Lab: https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/ruffed_grouse ADD A FRAME Have your print arrive ready to hang in a a richly-colored burl wood frame. These high quality frames measure 1 1/