Bird of Washington by John James Audubon art print

An archival premium Quality art Print of the Bird of Washington by John James Audubon for his ornithology book The Birds of North America for sale by Brandywine General Store. There is some confusion over this bird, some people think that Audubon was mistaken and this was a juvenile bird of the Eagle that we know today, while another camp thinks that Audubon was actually describing a now extinct type of Eagle. Mr. Audubon himself named this bird in honor of the great president, he thought that George Washington was as noble and great as this bird. The large raptor was picture #11 in the first Havell edition of Birds of America. Audubon said of this bird, "It was in the month of February, 1814, that I obtained the first sight of this noble bird, and never shall I forget the delight which it gave me. Not even Herschel, when he discovered the planet which bears his name, could have experienced more rapturous feelings. We were on a trading voyage, ascending the Upper Mississippi. The keen