Jane Shull Beasley's Artist & Birder Cards No matter whether Jane holds a pen, a brush, or pencil in her hand, the colors and detail flow from her heart. The cards measure 5 ½" x 4 ¼" and each is suitable for framing. [The matting you see on each card is not included.] The text accompanying each card is printed on the back. The inside of the card is blank, perfect for your own special message to that special someone. Cards are $2.50 each. Wholesale orders and pricing also available. Order as many as you like. Click on each photo to see the detailed enlargement.
Jane's Newest Bird Cards 100% cotton art cards. $5.00 each Cards measure 5 1/2" x 7 3/8". Click on thumbnail to view larger image.
Birch Card Bitterroot Card Blackbird Card Bluebird Card Lark Bunting Card Lazuli Bunting Card Cardinal Card Chickadee 1 Card Chickadee 2 Card Chickadee 3 Card Chickadee 4 Card Chickadee 5 Card Clark's Nutcracker Card Eagle Card Flicker Card Goldfinch Card Goldfinch 2 Card Goose Card House Finch Card Hummingbird 1 Card Hummingbird 2 Card Hummingbird 3 Card Junco Card Loon 1 Card Loon 2 Card Meadowlark Card Mourning Dove Card Nuthatch Card Pheasant Card Ptarmigan Card Puffin Card Roadrunner Card Robin Card Waxwing Card Woodpecker Card Wren Card
Black-capped Chickadee This is the information printed on the back of each Chickadee card: One of North American's most lovable little song birds, the Black-capped Chickadee, is common from coast to coast. This tiny, 5 1/4" acrobatic sprite is found in woodlands of all kinds, parks and backyards. The male and female are identical. Their favorite diet is insects, suet and seeds, especially black oil sunflower seeds. Try standing or sitting by your bird feeders with a few sunflower seeds in your open hand, and thrill to the touch of a Black-capped Chickadee perching on a finger while taking a seed from your hand.
Chickadee Fledglings	Chickadee On Sunflower
Chickadee On Branch	Chickadee On Fence
	Chickadee On Pine
Mourning Cloak Butterfly The Mourning Cloak butterfly was signed into law as Montana's State Butterfly, April 2001. It is capable of hibernating and surviving Montana's winters.
Mourning Cloak On Flowers	Mourning Cloak On Tansy
Mourning Cloak On Pussy Willows	Mourning Cloak On Chokecherries
Western Screech-Owl
This Screech-owl fledgling is about 45 days old and is still unable to care for himself. He will stay with his brothers and sisters while both parents teach them to fly and to find and catch food. Their diet consists of mice, large insects, flying squirrels, bats, frogs, worms, reptiles, fish, crayfish and birds wherever they find them. They spend the daylight hours in a hole in a tree or in the rafters of an abandoned building and begin hunting soon after dusk. The Western Screech-owl occupies many habitats in the western mountains, suburbs, orchards, farms, river bottoms, aspens and evergreen forests.	Western Screech-Owl Fledgling