A 5x7 giclée print produced with 10-color pigment-based inks on Canson Platine Fibre Rag (310 gsm, 100% cotton, archival). Mounted in a mat sized to fit a standard 8x10 frame.
The Photinus firefly, found throughout eastern North America, is known for its bioluminescent flashes during summer nights. Males signal in flight to attract females using rhythmic light patterns. While commonly called “lightning bugs,” they are actually beetles. A fun fact: their larvae are nicknamed “glowworms” and also emit light!
Artwork #206
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You can be sure your 5 Sparrows Studio Birds will stand the test of time whether you’re browsing our aviary for the first time, or you’ve become one of our loved bird watchers. Truly, the kids and I love you and love that you’re here today. Love, KB
