Win a beautiful Watercolor illustration of a Woodpecker - Giclee print!

The Pileated woodpecker is the United States' largest member of the woodpecker family. Only the Ivorybill, now largely thought to be extinct, was larger. Both birds were depicted in Mark Catesby's "The Natural History of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands" of 1754. This bird is a male; females have only black facial markings.

Limited edition giclee art print: Signed and numbered by the Ellen Fishburne, the artist.

Original: 8.5" x 11" Watercolor on paper, completed in 2021. Currently in the private collection of the artist.

Print size: 11" x 14" unframed.

"Dryocopus Pileatus" was featured on the Front cover of South Carolina Wildlife magazine's Jan/Feb 2022 issue.

The Artist

Fishburne grew up in Statesville, NC, receiving private instruction from Louise Gilbert. She earned her BFA in Communications Art from East Carolina University and resides in Columbia, SC. She holds active memberships in the American Society of Botanical Artists and the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators.

Gilee Print Certificate of Authenticity

This fine art print was crafted with care, using premium materials. Printed on archival paper using light-fast inks, it will retain its rich colors for the buyer's lifetime and far beyond. It will become an heirloom to be passed down through generations. Included is a separate Certificate of Authenticity from the printer, Ink Well Art Reproductions.

Item available for pick up at the SCWF office in Columbia after July 27, 2026. Email [email protected] with any questions.