Plate 96 Columbia Jay 

"Plate 96 Columbia Jay" is a stunning example of John James Audubon's ornithological artistry. Audubon, a renowned American naturalist and painter, is known for his meticulous and lifelike depictions of North American birds. This particular plate showcases two Columbia Jays perched on a branch, their iridescent blue plumage and white underparts rendered with remarkable detail. The delicate foliage surrounding the birds further enhances the naturalism of the scene. Audubon's work, often referred to as "The Birds of America," captured the imaginations of audiences worldwide and contributed significantly to the advancement of ornithology.