Summer afternoons spent birdwatching with his parents form the basis of this piece. The blue jay, red cardinal, roses, and blueberry plant are drawn from Poon’s childhood backyard, where these birds and plants became part of a familiar family routine. Years later, their return in the print allows those summer moments to be revisited through the details that remain most vivid. Here, memory is tied to recognition. A bird, a flower, or a plant can bring back not only a place, but the people and time connected to it. Birdwatching becomes less a subject of the work than a way an ordinary family experience continues to live through remembered images.