Sparkling Violetear Print, Unframed Wall Art
DETAILS
- Unframed, unmatted print
- Created from an original photograph
- Printed on archival-quality paper
- Fade-resistant archival inks
- Professionally printed in California
DESCRIPTION
This photo print is custom-made according to your chosen size and paper type. A high-tech printer produces top-quality wall art with impressive depth, clarity, and detail. The print will look even better than the pictures shown here.
PAPER
- Glossy - most vibrant colors with a highly reflective, glossy finish
- Matte - true non-reflective matte paper
CROPPING
Anthony will review the print to make sure it matches as closely as possible, taking into account the different sizes of the crops.
SHIPPING
Prints are carefully wrapped in protective sleeves and placed in sturdy mailers to prevent damage and moisture. Prints larger than 8x10 are shipped in sturdy and durable photography tubes.
PLEASE NOTE
Prints may appear slightly different when viewed in person because of variations in computer screens and mobile devices.
All printed images have a Copyright © 2023 Anthony Lujan All Rights Reserved
About this species:
Sparkling Violetears are one of the most widely distributed hummingbird species in the Andes. As with other violetear species, it is not a bird of the deep forest. In addition, it can also adapt to non-native flowering trees such as Eucalyptus, which are found around forest edges and open areas with scattered shrubs. Despite their simple songs, Sparkling Violetears are energetic songsters. The males have slightly decurved black bills, bluish violet ear plumes that are vertical and elongated, a blue belly, black chin, and brown underparts. They also have a double-lobed tail with a steely blue subterminal band. Only two specimens out of more than 300 were found with a poorly understood melanistic form. Often, females have a smaller white postocular spot than males. There is no iridescent coloration on immatures, and their feathers are fringed buff.
DETAILS
- Unframed, unmatted print
- Created from an original photograph
- Printed on archival-quality paper
- Fade-resistant archival inks
- Professionally printed in California
DESCRIPTION
This photo print is custom-made according to your chosen size and paper type. A high-tech printer produces top-quality wall art with impressive depth, clarity, and detail. The print will look even better than the pictures shown here.
PAPER
- Glossy - most vibrant colors with a highly reflective, glossy finish
- Matte - true non-reflective matte paper
CROPPING
Anthony will review the print to make sure it matches as closely as possible, taking into account the different sizes of the crops.
SHIPPING
Prints are carefully wrapped in protective sleeves and placed in sturdy mailers to prevent damage and moisture. Prints larger than 8x10 are shipped in sturdy and durable photography tubes.
PLEASE NOTE
Prints may appear slightly different when viewed in person because of variations in computer screens and mobile devices.
All printed images have a Copyright © 2023 Anthony Lujan All Rights Reserved
About this species:
Sparkling Violetears are one of the most widely distributed hummingbird species in the Andes. As with other violetear species, it is not a bird of the deep forest. In addition, it can also adapt to non-native flowering trees such as Eucalyptus, which are found around forest edges and open areas with scattered shrubs. Despite their simple songs, Sparkling Violetears are energetic songsters. The males have slightly decurved black bills, bluish violet ear plumes that are vertical and elongated, a blue belly, black chin, and brown underparts. They also have a double-lobed tail with a steely blue subterminal band. Only two specimens out of more than 300 were found with a poorly understood melanistic form. Often, females have a smaller white postocular spot than males. There is no iridescent coloration on immatures, and their feathers are fringed buff.
DETAILS
- Unframed, unmatted print
- Created from an original photograph
- Printed on archival-quality paper
- Fade-resistant archival inks
- Professionally printed in California
DESCRIPTION
This photo print is custom-made according to your chosen size and paper type. A high-tech printer produces top-quality wall art with impressive depth, clarity, and detail. The print will look even better than the pictures shown here.
PAPER
- Glossy - most vibrant colors with a highly reflective, glossy finish
- Matte - true non-reflective matte paper
CROPPING
Anthony will review the print to make sure it matches as closely as possible, taking into account the different sizes of the crops.
SHIPPING
Prints are carefully wrapped in protective sleeves and placed in sturdy mailers to prevent damage and moisture. Prints larger than 8x10 are shipped in sturdy and durable photography tubes.
PLEASE NOTE
Prints may appear slightly different when viewed in person because of variations in computer screens and mobile devices.
All printed images have a Copyright © 2023 Anthony Lujan All Rights Reserved
About this species:
Sparkling Violetears are one of the most widely distributed hummingbird species in the Andes. As with other violetear species, it is not a bird of the deep forest. In addition, it can also adapt to non-native flowering trees such as Eucalyptus, which are found around forest edges and open areas with scattered shrubs. Despite their simple songs, Sparkling Violetears are energetic songsters. The males have slightly decurved black bills, bluish violet ear plumes that are vertical and elongated, a blue belly, black chin, and brown underparts. They also have a double-lobed tail with a steely blue subterminal band. Only two specimens out of more than 300 were found with a poorly understood melanistic form. Often, females have a smaller white postocular spot than males. There is no iridescent coloration on immatures, and their feathers are fringed buff.
No returns or exchanges are allowed.
