Eastern Towee in a Crepe Myrtle

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$90.00

“Eastern Towee in a Crepe Myrtle” is an 8″ x 10″ acrylic painting on stretched canvas. Just finished it today and it may be one of my favorite paintings of a feathered visitor. Bright and early every morning I hear the “skrreee” from our Eastern Towee and occasionally see it land in our front-yard crepe myrtle as we eat breakfast. It is also called a Rufous-sided Towee. For whatever reason, our yard has a very wide variety of songbirds and it has given me a lot of pleasure to watch this one in particular. Framed in a dark brown floating frame. Framed size: 9″x11″.

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“Eastern Towee in a Crepe Myrtle” is an 8″ x 10″ acrylic painting on stretched canvas. Just finished it today and it may be one of my favorite paintings of a feathered visitor. Bright and early every morning I hear the “skrreee” from our Eastern Towee and occasionally see it land in our front-yard crepe myrtle as we eat breakfast. It is also called a Rufous-sided Towee. For whatever reason, our yard has a very wide variety of songbirds and it has given me a lot of pleasure to watch this one in particular.

Framed in a dark brown floating frame. Framed size: 9″x11″.

Shipping for the original painting will be within 3 to 4 business days, carefully packaged to protect the canvas.

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Artwork by Hugh Daniel, Raleigh, North Carolina. The artist primarily works in acrylics on canvas in a contemporary realism style with impressionistic elements. Click About the Artist to find out more about the artist and current exhibitions and shows.

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