Original artwork description:

Painted in oil on a high-quality 230 g/m2 paper of 12.6 x 9.5 x 0.016 inches.

Every painting is made using the best quality materials.

The painting is signed on the front and includes a unique Certificate of Authenticity.

The colors may look a bit different depending on your screen settings (they are usually brighter on screen).

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This painting is based on the original photograph 'Downy Woodpecker Posing For The Camera', by Cindy Treger, whose express consent has been requested to use it as a reference.

Adult downy woodpeckers are the smallest of North America's woodpeckers, though there are many smaller species elsewhere. The downy is also among the most widespread and familiar species; it is a confiding bird that often visits feeders.

The downy woodpecker is virtually identical in plumage pattern to the larger hairy woodpecker, suggesting a small version of it, both differing from the other American species by the broad white stripe down the back. The male has a small red nuchal patch, lacking in the female. The juveniles like this one have red feathering on the cap and also white speckles just above the beak.

As a curious fact, downy woodpeckers don't sing, but they usually drum against pieces of wood. Another peculiarity of theirs is nesting inside the walls of buildings, where they can occasionally be found.

Materials used:

Paper, oil painting.

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