période

mouvement

1. Ibis brillant. Adulte mâle. — John James Audubon
2. Song Finch. 1. Male. 2. Female. (Huckle-berry or Blue tangled [tangles]. Vaccinium frondosum.) — John James Audubon
3. Say's Flycatcher, 1. Male, 2. Female — John James Audubon

atmosphère

thématiques

1. American Stork — John James Audubon, 1827
2. Vulgo (Wild Turkey) Meleagris gallapavo — John James Audubon, 1826
3. White-headed Sea Eagle, or Bald Eagle — John James Audubon
4. 1. Pteromys sabrinus, écureuil volant de la rivière Severn ; 2. Pteromys alpinus, écureuil des Rocheuses — John James Audubon
5. Golden-Crowned Wagtail (Thrush). 1. Male. 2. Female. (Plant. Woody Nightshade) — John James Audubon
6. Faisan à Capuchon 1 — John James Audubon
7. Red-shouldered Hawk, Buteo lineatus — John James Audubon
8. Say's Flycatcher, 1. Male, 2. Female — John James Audubon
9. Ibis brillant. Adulte mâle. — John James Audubon
10. Song Finch. 1. Male. 2. Female. (Huckle-berry or Blue tangled [tangles]. Vaccinium frondosum.) — John James Audubon
11. Great Black-backed Gull . Male — John James Audubon

mots-clés

1. Ibis brillant. Adulte mâle. — John James Audubon
2. Faisan à Capuchon 1 — John James Audubon

tonalité

couleur principale

1. The Bald-Headed Eagle — John James Audubon
2. the bald headed engle from birds of america — John James Audubon
3. Buteo lagopus — John James Audubon
4. Black Backed Gull — Robert Havell
5. golden eagle — John James Audubon, 1834
6. Californian Vulture — Robert Havell
7. Wounded Eagle — Rosa Bonheur
8. Golden Eagle — Robert Havell
9. Ibis brillant. Adulte mâle. — John James Audubon
10. Vulgo (Wild Turkey) Meleagris gallapavo — John James Audubon, 1826
11. The Bald-Headed Eagle From Birds Of America — John James Audubon

autre

1. Ivory-billed Woodpecker (Campephilus principalis), Study for Havell plate 66 — John James Audubon, 1826
2. Canis lupus, Linn. (Var. Ater.) Black American Wolf. Male. 1/3 Natural Size. — John James Audubon, 1845
3. White-headed Eagle — Robert Havell
4. Ring Tail Eagle, Sea Eagle, from American Ornithology — Alexander Wilson