In the UK, the common nightingale has endured a dramatic collapse—over 90% of its population has disappeared since the late 20th century, leaving just around 5,000–6,000 singing males remaining, largely in southeast England. As a result, it now features prominently on the UK Red List of threatened breeding birds. Habitat loss—due to the decline of scrubby, coppiced woodland and increasing deer pressures—alongside pressures on its wintering grounds in Africa, are key threats. Protected sites like the Knepp Rewilding Estate are now critical lifelines.
Nightingale Limited Edited Print
The brand used for our frames is Nielsen Quadrum. Quadrum picture frames are made in Germany from FSC®-certified wood. The wood comes from sustainably managed forests that meet the criteria of the Forest Stewardship Council. The Oak frames are solid wood from FSC®-certified sources with an Oak veneer.
The majority of the frame windows are made of edge-ground float glass with a UV filter of approx 45%. For the extra large size of A1 (59 cm x 84 cm) we use a very high quality 3mm clear acrylic to prevent damage during transit. The frames are also equipped with an acid-free insert and a sturdy rear panel.
