Common Yellowthroat Couple in Conversation

Common Yellowthroat Couple in Conversation is a watercolor painting from my Birds of New York City series, part of the Birds in Conversation sub-series.

I spotted a common yellowthroat during a quiet moment in Bryant Park, a rare and surprising encounter in the heart of Manhattan.

Symbolically, the Common Yellowthroat represents communication, awareness, and emotional honesty. Painted as a pair, the birds become a metaphor for dialogue and connection—two individuals sharing space, listening, and responding to one another. In the middle of a busy city, they reminded me how meaningful moments of true conversation can still exist, if we slow down enough to notice them.

Details:

• Title: Common Yellowthroat Couple in Conversation
• Series: Birds of NYC, Sub-series: Birds in Conversation
• Medium: Watercolor
• Support: Watercolor paper (300 gsm)
• Dimensions: 10 inches x 8 inches (25.4cm x 20.3cm)
• Sold unframed
• A good option for framing with a mat
• Shipping: The artwork will be sent in a box.