Audubon & Peterson - (1985) - Like the famous ornithologists for whom they are named, these two Woodspirits are anxiously awaiting the arrival of the first Carolina chickadee of the spring. Paterson is giving an expert bird call and Audubon is going to use his binoculars for close observation. But even the best bird watchers can't get up soon enough to catch the early bird! The chickadee, unknown to them, has already arrived and is enjoying the birdseed right behind them. The Norwegian coin depicts a small bird. Audubon is sitting high on the stump. His name is carved into the bottom of his shirt. Peterson's name is also on the bottom of his shirt. The figurine is approx 6" x 6" x 9 1/2" and it weighs 2.06lbs. The figurine is made of an hand-painted resin. The figurine is in a good, used condition with some light wear on the tops of the red hats.

This was sculptured by America's premier sculptor Thomas F. Clark, Ph.D., of Cairn Studio, Ltd., Davidson, North Carolina. Dr. Clark is also the lead artist for Cairn Studio and is the most prolific sculptor in the figurine industry today. Each creation is hand-cast in a compound of resin medium and is individually hand-painted, antiqued, and highlighted.