Audubon Christmas Bird Count
The Annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count. I have been gathering and ordering (future shipments) amazing birds printed on fabric along with a few butterflies and moths. They range from exotic to whimsical to authentic.
If a bird or butterfly print is part of a collection( like Daybreak)...it will be on the site with that grouping. If it is a separate piece it will be here. Recently found yardage with Dragonflies...and some amazing Cedar Waxwings!
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Butterflies/Moths in window. Panel ( 24" X 44") of assorted Butterflies and Moths. 15 'patches' that are 6 1/2" square with a 1/8th dark gray border. There are 9 different insects...with 6 'repeats'. OK...the big question. What is the difference between butterflies and moths. Generally butterflies rest with their wings folded vertically..while moths have their wings open. Moths have slightly shorter, fussier antennae and are nocturnal. Wing spans vary from 5"-6". -
Co ordinate for ACX11A. Butterflies are approximately 1 1/2" X 1". -
Lime Cockatoo Approximately 1 1/2" from top of crown to tip of tail -
Sparkle Butterfly...Cloth of Gold meets 19th Century repros. Size is 4" wide by 3 1/4" tall. -
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4 3/4" by 5 7/8" panel there are 12 different birds...2 each. Sold by panel. Click to see Cedar Waxwings. See AC115c for overall co ordinate. Also Robin with nest, N Cardinals (Male and Female), Nuthatch, Grosbeaks, Blue Bird, Blue Jay, Finchs,Chickadee and Warbler. -
Panel coordinate Birds are approximately 2" square -
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Fabrics - 1/2 yd minimum for each fabric (use decimals)
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