  
The National Audubon Society, one of America's most well-known and respected environmental organizations, is celebrating 100 years of conserving and restoring our natural world. Dedicated to protecting birds, other wildlife and their habitats, the organization is named for
famed naturalist and wildlife artist John James Audubon.
John James Audubon was a daring and colorful character renowned for his adventurous nature, his artistic genius, and his obsessive interest in birds. He explored the natural history of much of the central and eastern United States, painted almost 500 species of the 700 or so regularly occurring North American species, worked tirelessly to promote his project, and set a new standard for artistry and printing. Perhaps above all else, Audubon was a lover and observer of birds and nature. Audubon's dramatic portraits of birds in their natural state capture the amazing variety of colors and textures found in the birds of North America. These classic images have endured through two centuries, and remain highly popular and collectable to this day.
To learn how you can support Audubon, call (800) 274-4201, visit www.audubon.org, or write to Audubon, 700 Broadway, New York, New York, 10003.
Download your FREE "On Wings of Beauty" screensaver - created in association with National Audubon Society.
This collection is only available as an electronic download file for both Windows and Mac users. You will receive an order confirmation with download directions via email after placing the order.

Hi-Res: Vertical images are 1200 pixels high. Horizontal images are wide screen 1920 x 1200 resolution.
If you do not have a wide screen monitor, the images will instantly adjust to your screen resolution, so you too can enjoy Audubon Centennial Collection with just a simple border on your screen.
23 images included
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