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Habitat Kookaburra.  Limited Edition Photographic Print by Angela Robertson-Buchanan

3 Sizes (includes 1-2cm border around image):
28 x 28 cm, Edition of 100 – unframed or framed
42 x 42cm, Edition of 50 – unframed or framed
65 x 65cm, Edition of 10 – unframed or framed

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

All printed on 340gsm Hahnemuhle Photo Rag® Metallic fine art paper.

Will be sent carefully rolled (smaller prints in a hard-backed envelope) 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.

Framed prices are for a black box frame (recommended). Please specify if would like another frame colour.

Background Story:

This image is from the 2022 Bird Week Australia Exhibition “Change”, Where Angela explores how nature is an inherent part of our existence.

We have become separated from nature, we need to re-learn that we and all of the creatures are all part of the one earth we will ever know.

The Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree……..
Not so much for our urban Kookaburras.
A recent report was released through Griffith University using citizen scientist data to examine the prevalence and diversity of bird species across Greater Sydney, Greater Melbourne, Greater Perth and Greater Brisbane, which included the Gold Coast.
The findings were that species in decline were the Kookaburra and Galah…….. the Noisy Miner was thriving!
‘We’ have created the Noisy miner (the ultimate bully bird!) paradise in our cities. Open grasses in parks, nectar rich flowers all year round in our gardens. We have cleared old trees which are hollow rich. This impacts our larger parrot species and also Kookaburra’s who nest in tree hollows.

This Kookaburra is one of Angela’s wild visitors.