Eastern Bluebird in the Snow, a Framed and Mounted Photograph by Keith Ellis

How do Eastern Bluebirds survive even the harshest winters? This hardy little fellow reminds me of a poem by DH Lawrence: I never saw a wild thingsorry for itself.A small bird will drop frozen dead from a boughwithout ever having felt sorry for itself. What might we learn from that? This intriguing photograph, taken during a February snowfall, is mounted in a museum-quality frame to complete a visually stunning piece of art, perfect for any conference room, office, or home. • Printed on Premium Archival-Quality Photographic Paper• Hanover Satin Gold Frame or Dayton Wood (Black)• Mat is 1” Antique White (White Core)• Cover is crystal clear acrylic that is both lighter and stronger than glass • 18x12"