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Lyn Graham Native Hens Watercolour On Cotton Paper 76.5 X 55.5
  • Lyn Graham Native Hens Watercolour On Cotton Paper 76.5 X 55.5
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Native Hens by Lyn Graham – I love the wetlands — the water, the plants and the birds.

My Habitats > Wetlands series of paintings was originally inspired by the wetlands of the Pumicestone Passage, part of the Moreton Bay Marine Park about an hour north of Brisbane. However, this painting, Native Hens, is inspired by the Tasmanian Native Hens that frequent the lawns at Bruny Island Quarantine Station.

There were 3 groups of these very territorial birds, and loud disputes would frequently erupt as they charged across the lawns to chase out an intruder from another group. They graze from dawn until just after dark when they retreat into the bush to roost. They are affectionately known as ‘turbo chooks’ by locals.

The Habitats > Wetlands series paintings are watercolours on full sheets of cotton paper.

Native Hens

Lyn Graham

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Size: 76.5w x 55.5h cms
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Native Hens by Lyn Graham – I love the wetlands — the water, the plants and the birds.

My Habitats > Wetlands series of paintings was originally inspired by the wetlands of the Pumicestone Passage, part of the Moreton Bay Marine Park about an hour north of Brisbane. However, this painting, Native Hens, is inspired by the Tasmanian Native Hens that frequent the lawns at Bruny Island Quarantine Station.

There were 3 groups of these very territorial birds, and loud disputes would frequently erupt as they charged across the lawns to chase out an intruder from another group. They graze from dawn until just after dark when they retreat into the bush to roost. They are affectionately known as ‘turbo chooks’ by locals.

The Habitats > Wetlands series paintings are watercolours on full sheets of cotton paper.

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