• Birdie Talk Greeting Card by Janet Lee Chauncey. Three adorable yellow birds are shown enjoying seeds against a white background. Note cards for Chauncey Art Collective
  • Back of the greeting card which shows the Chauncey Art Collective Logo of cat and dog standing holding a heart between them with the card title Birdie Talk printed below centered at the bottom of the page.
  • Greeting card by Janet Lee Chauncey with birds, pen, and decorative birds on a wooden surface.
  • Fountain pen on a card with a logo, placed on a wooden surface with decorative birds in the background. Card by Chauncey Art Collective.
  • Mockup display showcasing the front of the greeting card Caspar Brings A Gift lying on a gray marble surface along side a white envelope, a pair of black reading glasses and a black pen.
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Birdie Talk

Birdie Talk

$5.00 USD
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Seemingly engaged in a lively conversation, these little birds have a lot to talk about. Share what is happening in your world with a good friend.

Birdie Talk is a reproduction of an original acrylic on paper by Janet Lee Chauncey, 2015.

Blank inside for your personal message

Available Sizes: 4.25" x 5.5"

Purchase as individual card or in packs of 5 or 10

Envelopes are included

Printed on high quality card stock

Packed in cellophane sleeves

All greeting cards are printed upon order. Average delivery time is 8-12 days.

About the Artwork

Birdie Talk

Photo of Janet Lee Chauncey for story image of greeting card Birdie Talk. Woman in a red coat standing in the snow filling the bird feeder. Notecard by Chauncey Art Collective.

Our mother, Janet, was a devoted host to the neighborhood birds. Finches, chickadees, cardinals, and more knew her yard was the place to be for a reliable snack or a refreshing dip in the birdbath. She found immense joy in her feathered visitors, hanging suet from the apple tree boughs in the winter and fastidiously maintaining her hummingbird feeders all summer long.

Occasionally, she would wake up to find that a bear had wandered through, leaving her heavy wrought iron feeder pole bent at an impossible angle. Undeterred, Janet would simply straighten the pole out the best she could and carry on with the feeding. For her, the birds always came first.

We’ve shared this Birdie Talk card to celebrate that spirit of steady, joyful care. It’s a tribute to the simple, daily connections that make a backyard feel like home.

Additional Details

Artist Origin: Vermont
Art Style: Minimalist Acrylic Illustration
Aesthetic: Simple, High Contrast, Modern, Bright
Subject: Yellow Birds, Bird Seed
Occasions: Spring Greeting, Get Well, Thinking Of You, Thank You
Best For: Bird Watchers & Bird Lovers, Nature Enthusiasts
Family owned. Original images by Chauncey Art Collective.
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