Woodpeckers: ivory-billed, pileated, and red-headed by Alexander Wilson, Plate 29 from American Ornithology 

Wading birds (including flamingo, egret, scarlet ibis), plate 46 from American Ornithology, Alexander Wilson. 1808-1814. 

Kingfisher and Warblers, with pond and mill in distance by Alexander Wilson, engraved by A. Lawson, American Ornithology, vol. 3 

Cover of Alexander Wilson's "American Ornithology" 

Painted bunting, female, Prothonotary warbler, Wormeating warbler, Yellow winged sparrow, Blue grosbeak, from American Ornithology by Wilson 

Carolina Parakeet by Alexander Wilson, from American Ornithology, Philadelphia, 1808-1814 

Ruffed grouse or pheasant, copper plate from American Ornithology, Vol. 6, No. 49, by Alexander Wilson 

Cedar bird, Redbellied woodpecker, Yellow throated flycatcher, Purple finch from American Ornithology by Wilson 

Cardinal grosbeak and red tanager with eggs from American Ornithology by Wilson 

Corvus cristatus, Fringilla tristis, and Oriolus Baltimorus, from American Ornithology by Wilson 

Carolina parrot, painting by Wilson Alexander, American Ornithology 

Rail and woodcock, copper plate from Alexander Wilson's "American Ornithology," Vol. 6, No. 48 

Copper plate used in the first edition of Wilson's American ornithology 

Turdus melodus (white thrush), Turdus migratorius (red breasted thrush or robin), Sitta Carolinensis (white breasted black capped nuthatch), Sitta varia (red bellied black capped nuthatch) from Americ 

Sharp-skinned hawk, redstart, yellow rumb, copper plates from American Ornithology, Vol. 6, No. 45, by Alexander Wilson 

Gold winged woodpecker, black throated bunting, and blue bird 

Belted kingfisher, black and yellow warbler, Blackburnian warbler, autumnal warbler, and water thrush from Wilson's American ornithology 

Passenger pigeon, blue mountain warbler, and hooded warbler from Wilson's American Ornithology 

Carolina parrot, Canada flycatcher, hooded flycatcher, and green black capped flycatcher from Wilson's American ornithology 

Yellow crowned heron, great heron, American bittern, and least bittern from Wilson's American ornithology