Antique Print, House Wren, 1880s-1890s, Chromolithograph from Report on the Birds of Pennsylvania by B.H. Warren (AR-A092)
 
Here is an antique chromolithograph of a House Wren, specifically Plate 45 from the 1890 second edition of the book Report on the Birds of Pennsylvania by B.H. Warren. The original illustrations were inspired by the work of John James Audubon. 
•    Subject: House Wren (Troglodytes aedon)
•    Plate Number: 45
•    Artist/Author: B.H. Warren (Benjamin Harry Warren), Ornithologist for the PA State Board of 
•    Publication Date: circa 1888 or 1890
•    Medium: Original lithograph or chromolithograph print
•    Source: Salvaged from a damaged or incomplete book, not a modern reproduction 
The illustration depicts a family of House Wrens, a common North American songbird known for nesting in cavities. 
A male House Wren in the process of feeding a spider to the young.  A female House Wren observing the nest. Three young birds with open beaks inside a nest. 
Condition - There is discoloration and it's rough around the edges.