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Drought, Featuring yellow-faced Honeyeaters – Limited Edition fine art photography by Angela Robertson-Buchanan

In 2018 there was a record number of Yellow-faced Honeyeaters that were rescued in the inner city of Sydney. It is believed they had come into the suburban/city garden areas in search of flowering nectar as their usual habitat had dried up during the drought which had affected NSW.

Although city gardens provide valuable food sources for some bird species, these tiny honeyeaters couldn’t navigate the high-rise buildings resulting in collisions.

The birds featured here all recovered from wing injuries and concussion.

They were all successfully rehabbed/released.

This image came third place in the 2018 Australian Photography Awards

3 Sizes: Printed on Canson Fine Art cotton rag paper
42 x 60cm, Edition of 50 – unframed or framed
60 x 85cm, Edition of 25 – unframed or framed
85 x 120cm, Edition of 10 – unframed or framed

Signed with edition number & embossed, includes a certificate of authenticity.

Will be sent carefully rolled in tissue paper in a sturdy cardboard tube for unframed and boxed in cardboard for framed artworks.

Please allow 7-14 days for despatch of unframed prints and an extra week for framed as all prints are custom produced.

Print will be framed in a box frame, with a spacer bar to create ‘shadow box’ effect which also ensures print does not touch glass.
Please specify which frame option (white, black, oak) at checkout.