Gifts

Rhino - Great Close-up Photo

Choice of two sizes. 16 x 20" or 20 x 30".

This amazing photo allows you to "feel" the roughness of the rhino's skin. It looks like it feels leathery. And, those horns are meaningful. Definitely an animal you don't want to anger. This exclusive photo at Wall Street Gifts is great!

Soaring over fields at night, the owl hunts for dinner using its spectacular night vision. Special Forces have their night vision goggles...the owl is born with its.

Normal dinner for an owl is a small mammal, like a mouse. On an average night the barn owl would catch and eat 4 mice! That's practically 1,500 mice in a year!!! Isn't the food chain interesting.

Did you know that the Barn Owl does not HOOT? It screeches. And, it's ears are lopsided - with one ear being lower than the other. That's why their hearing is amazing. 

This BIG Barn Owl statue is made of resin and has been hand painted. Realistic colors for a barn owl. As you note, you see no ears. The face of the barn owl is unlike the face of any other bird. The owl's wings are spread wide as it quietly soars.

A Wood Stork is flying with nesting material in its mouth. It takes the twigs to build a large stick nest in a tree. The nest is built by the male. Greenery is added to the nest to help insulate the nest. With blue skies this photo spotlights the wood stork with the black edges of its wings. The horizontal photo is large, measuring 20" long and 16" high. The XL size is 30" x 20".

Sad, 1/3 of wood stork babies never fledge - they die before they leave the nest.

One of the most beautiful and sought after birds in the United States is the Rosette Spoonbill. Bob, our photographer, caught this glorious photo. The rosette is a brillance of pink and you can clearly see the spoonbill shape of the bill. In fact, you can see a chip off the bill. If you like beauty and like birds, this photo has to be speaking to you! Available in 2 sizes. large 16 x 20" or XL 20 x 30"

As we age, humans experience hair loss. Roseate Spoonbills are familiar with balding too, but instead of losing hair they lose feathers from the top of their head as they get older.

For Rosette lovers, we also make a t-shirt featuring this photo.

The Baltimore Oriole is one of the prettiest birds who live in the United States. The brilliant orange is offset by the pure black making it easy to identify this bird in the wild. Our wildlife photographer took this photo. It's a large photo and could make a dull wall brighten with this oriole on its wall. Available as either 20 x 16" or 30 x 20" size.

Ever wonder how this pretty bird got named a "baltimore oriole"? It received its name from the resemblance of the male Baltimore Oriole's colors to those on the coat-of-arms of 17th century Lord Baltimore. 

What a face!  You can always tell its a Vulture when flying because it's wings form a slight "V" and are not staight as an eagle or hawk.

Select which size of this Exclusive Photo 16 x 20" or 20 x 30" works best for you. The head of a Turkey Vulture is in all its glory. If you purchase the Egret in all its Glory photo and this one...you'll have both ends of the bird beauty scale! If you're having a bad hair day, or are going bald...how about lifting your spirits with this photo. You'll need some humor.

Actually, the bald head of a TV prevents a delicious meal of dead meat from getting stuck to its feathers. 

This exclusive photo is so "sweet" we used it to make a t-shirt too. Perhaps, hair dresser would enjoy the gift!

Bob captured this American Kestrel with an inquisitive look on its face. This is a smaller type of hawk in the USA. Years ago it was called a Sparrow Hawk. This exclusive photo is large. Choice of 16x20" or 30 x 20" size

I have a personal story with an American Kestrel. After a bad storm, we found a baby bird in our driveway having no idea what type of bird it was. It was just a few days old. We fed it with an eye dropper and eventually the baby became an adult. My Mother layed newspaper on the floor behind the dining room door.  Sitting on top of the door "Perky" was quite at home. However, eating in the dining room was interesting. If we had hamburgers, we had to cover the top of the hamburger with one hand. If you didn't, Perky would swoop down, and remove the meat from the hamburger. You would be left with the bun. After a year, one day Perky flew through an open door and was never seen again.

The American Kestrel is the smallest falcon in North America. A kestrel can weigh the same as about 34 pennies. Their top flying speed is about 39 mph. 

Have you ever seen an owl with green eyes? Probably not. Bob's creative spirit appeared in this photo of a great horned owl. With the green background, he decided to photoshop the owl and make its irises green to match the background. The result is this stunning photo. Exclusively ours. An amazing creation by our internationally reknowned wildlife photographer. Large photo measures 16 x 20 inches. XL photo measures 20 x 30"

Great horned owls have a wingspan of approximately  4-1/2 feet and weigh about three pounds. It resides throughout the continental United States and Alaska. Its range extends into Mexico, Central America, and South America.

Beautiful is not a word typically used to describe a Great Blue Heron. However, with the shades of blue in the background of this large photo, 16x20" or 30 x 20" beautiful photo of a Great Blue has been created.

The Great Blue Heron is a fairly common bird. It's found in all, if not most, of our States. Where there's water, it'll be. Even if it's your back yard Koa Pond. A friend created a Koa Pond and stocked it with fish. Less than a week later the pond had no fish....all had been eaten by a Great Blue. It is a large "wader" with a wingspan of 6-7 feet 

In Native American tradition the heron symbolizes wisdom and good judgment. Greece believes it is a messenger of the gods. And, if you watch a heron fish, you learn patience. Great messages.

Goldfinches are symbols of joy, enthusiasm, positivity, and persistence. Wonderful values we can be reminded of with this large photo on your wall. Choice of 2 sizes: 16 x 20" or 20 x 30"

The male American Goldfinch has two very different set of feathers. When it is non-breeding time of year, he is very drab with a brownish grey color over most of his body. However, when he wants to attact a lady in breeding season he morphs into a gorgeous bird seen in our photo. Brilliant yellow with black contrasts.