Magnolia Warbler: Transparent Watercolor and Time-lapse Video

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Magnolia Warbler (7×10-inch Transparent Watercolor on Arches 140lb HP Paper)
Magnolia Warbler (Detail from 7x10 inch Transparent Watercolor on Arches 140lb HP Paper)
Magnolia Warbler (Detail from 7×10-inch Transparent Watercolor on Arches 140lb HP Paper)

Who doesn’t like Magnolia Warblers?! I can’t imagine anyone who has seen one of these magnificent creatures not thinking they are spectacular. I have no recollection of the first Magnolia Warbler that I saw, but every time I get them in the binoculars, I still get excited. They aren’t that uncommon, but they are stunning little birds. That striking yellow-black combo with white highlights is about as pretty as it gets.

I’ve painted them twice before. The first was ages ago, a lone bird on a lichen-spotted Hawthorn branch. More recently, I included five Magnolia Warblers in a large watercolor of many bird species.

Please contact me if you’re interested in buying the original watercolor or a print of this or any other painting. Some of my work is also available for licensing.

Magnolia Warbler (Transparent Watercolor on W&N 140lb NCP Paper about 10 x 7 in) Original Available
Flying Colors (18×24-inch Transparent Watercolor on Arches 140lb HP Paper)

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