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New! Tawny Frogmouth Family - Watercolour, Private Commission
Rainbow lorikeet - Coloured Pencil. This beautiful parrot is a resident of Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, Brighton Tasmania. FOR SALE with a small donation going toward wildlife conservation.
Scarlet Robin - Watercolour, SOLD
Scarlet Robin (Red Robin) - Watercolour, SOLD
Scarlet Robin (Red Robin) - Watercolour, SOLD
Green Rosella - Coloured Pencil SOLD - Scientific name: Platycercus caledonicus) Other names: Tasmanian Rosella, Mountain Rosella. Found only in Tasmania. They live in coastal and mountain eucalypt forests, woodlands and scrubs, temperate rainforests and forest edges from sea level to 1500 metres, avoiding open fields.
Rosella (male) - Coloured Pencil SOLD - Scientific name: Platycercus caledonicus) Other names: Tasmanian Rosella, Mountain Rosella. Found only in Tasmania. They live in coastal and mountain eucalypt forests, woodlands and scrubs, temperate rainforests and forest edges from sea level to 1500 metres, avoiding open fields.
Tawny Frogmouth Family - Watercolour SOLD - The Tawny Frogmouth lives in forests and woodlands. During the day they sit motionless and upright on branches or on the ground, head tilted up and eyes closed to slits. The tufts of bristly feathers around their broad, triangular beak help to break up their outline and their plumage, which is finely streaked and mottled in grey, brown and reddish brown, resembles tree bark in the dappled forest light. So perfect is their camouflage that a Frogmouth roosting in a tree looks just like a tree branch.
Did you find it Lil? - Sulphur Crested Cockatoos, Watercolour SOLD
Tawny Frogmouth Family Series - Graphite Pencil SOLD - The Tawny Frogmouth lives in forests and woodlands. During the day they sit motionless and upright on branches or on the ground, head tilted up and eyes closed to slits. The tufts of bristly feathers around their broad, triangular beak help to break up their outline and their plumage, which is finely streaked and mottled in grey, brown and reddish brown, resembles tree bark in the dappled forest light. So perfect is their camouflage that a Frogmouth roosting in a tree looks just like a tree branch.
Little Corellas - Watercolour SOLD - Scientific name: Cacutua Sanguinea - Little Corellas are mostly white, with a fleshy blue eye-ring and a pale rose-pink patch between the eye and bill. In flight, a bright sulphur-yellow wash can be seen on the underwing and under tail. The sexes are similar in plumage, and young birds look like the adults, but are slightly smaller.Little Corellas are widespread throughout Australia, although large gaps separate some populations. The Little Corella is the most widely distributed of the three Corella species found in Australia. The Western Corella is confined the extreme south-west of Western Australia, and the Long-billed Corella is found in the south-east.Habitat: Little Corellas often form large flocks, especially along watercourses and where seeding grasses are found.
Tawny Frogmouth Series - Watercolour SOLD - The Tawny Frogmouth lives in forests and woodlands. During the day they sit motionless and upright on branches or on the ground, head tilted up and eyes closed to slits. The tufts of bristly feathers around their broad, triangular beak help to break up their outline and their plumage, which is finely streaked and mottled in grey, brown and reddish brown, resembles tree bark in the dappled forest light. So perfect is their camouflage that a Frogmouth roosting in a tree looks just like a tree branch.
Tawny Frogmouth Series - Oil Painting SOLD - The Tawny Frogmouth lives in forests and woodlands. During the day they sit motionless and upright on branches or on the ground, head tilted up and eyes closed to slits. The tufts of bristly feathers around their broad, triangular beak help to break up their outline and their plumage, which is finely streaked and mottled in grey, brown and reddish brown, resembles tree bark in the dappled forest light. So perfect is their camouflage that a Frogmouth roosting in a tree looks just like a tree branch.
Three Pink Ladies - Watercolour Painting, SOLD
Cheeky Wombat - Watercolour SOLD - Scientific name: Vombatus ursinus (=bear-like wombat) The Common wombat is the size of a large, stocky dog. A ground living burrower, with a rounded outline, large head, naked nose and short ears. Brown to grey course fur. Similar species are Northern and Southern Hairy-nosed wombats are very rare, they have softer fur and hairy noses.Found in Coastal ranges, forest and woodland from northeastern NSW to southeastern SA.Habits: Night active and solitary. Several burrows will be dug in an area. Eats native grasses, shrubs, roots. Female carries one young in her rear-opening pouch for 6 months; it follows her for another 11 months.Not protected in some areas of eastern Victoria. Major burrows may be up to 20cm long, with several chambers and entrances.
Will you accept this rose? - Coloured Pencil, SOLD
Tawny Frogmouth Family Series - Graphite Pencil, Private Commission
Curious Devil - Oil Painting SOLD - Scientific name: Sarcophilus harrisii ( = Harris's flesh eater) Black scavenger with white markings on chest and rump. Looks like a medium sized bulky dog. Found all over Tasmania, especially in northeast. Spends day in den and from dusk to dawn hunts for dead animals, insects, small mammals. The Devil can climb trees. 2-4 young are born in April, carried in rear-opening pouch for 16 weeks, then left in den. Their young go on their own after 40 weeks. Largest living marsupial carnivore. Lived on mainland until around 400 years ago. Group feeding at carcass may squabble loudly. The devil is not dangerous to humans or their animals
Green Tree Frog - Acrylic on Claybord, PRIVATE COLLECTION
Frogs & Landy Beetles - Watercolour Painting - FOR SALE
Tawny Frogmouth Series - Watercolour Painting, SOLD
Tawny Family - Watercolour Sketch, SOLD
Peaceful Koala - Watercolour Painting, SOLD
Tas Devil Lunch - Watercolour SOLD - Scientific name: Sarcophilus harrisii ( = Harris's flesh eater) Black scavenger with white markings on chest and rump. Looks like a medium sized bulky dog. Found all over Tasmania, especially in northeast. Spends day in den and from dusk to dawn hunts for dead animals, insects, small mammals. The Devil can climb trees. 2-4 young are born in April, carried in rear-opening pouch for 16 weeks, then left in den. Their young go on their own after 40 weeks. Largest living marsupial carnivore. Lived on mainland until around 400 years ago. Group feeding at carcass may squabble loudly. The devil is not dangerous to humans or their animals
Wedge tailed Eagle - Watercolour, SOLD
Fossicking - Common Wombat, Watercolour
Sunny spot - Eastern Grey Kagaroo, Graphite Pencil, SOLD
Berry Nice Delights, FOR SALE - Tasmanian Rosella. Scientific name: Platycercus caledonicus) Other names: Tasmanian Rosella, Mountain Rosella. Found only in Tasmania. They live in coastal and mountain eucalypt forests, woodlands and scrubs, temperate rainforests and forest edges from sea level to 1500 metres, avoiding open fields.
Bennetts Wallaby - Graphite Pencil, SOLD
Rufus hare Wallaby - Graphite Pencil, SOLD
Who are you? - Common Wombat, Graphite sketch, SOLD
Cheeky Albatross - Linocut Print
Tas Devil - Watercolour. SOLD
Sunday Snooze - Wombat Sleeping, Oil Painting SOLD
Joey looking for mum - Red Kangaroo Joey, Watercolour SOLD

New! Tawny Frogmouth Family - Watercolour, Private Commission
Rainbow lorikeet - Coloured Pencil. This beautiful parrot is a resident of Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, Brighton Tasmania. FOR SALE with a small donation going toward wildlife conservation.
Scarlet Robin - Watercolour, SOLD
Scarlet Robin (Red Robin) - Watercolour, SOLD
Scarlet Robin (Red Robin) - Watercolour, SOLD
Green Rosella - Coloured Pencil SOLD - Scientific name: Platycercus caledonicus) Other names: Tasmanian Rosella, Mountain Rosella. Found only in Tasmania. They live in coastal and mountain eucalypt forests, woodlands and scrubs, temperate rainforests and forest edges from sea level to 1500 metres, avoiding open fields.
Rosella (male) - Coloured Pencil SOLD - Scientific name: Platycercus caledonicus) Other names: Tasmanian Rosella, Mountain Rosella. Found only in Tasmania. They live in coastal and mountain eucalypt forests, woodlands and scrubs, temperate rainforests and forest edges from sea level to 1500 metres, avoiding open fields.
Tawny Frogmouth Family - Watercolour SOLD - The Tawny Frogmouth lives in forests and woodlands. During the day they sit motionless and upright on branches or on the ground, head tilted up and eyes closed to slits. The tufts of bristly feathers around their broad, triangular beak help to break up their outline and their plumage, which is finely streaked and mottled in grey, brown and reddish brown, resembles tree bark in the dappled forest light. So perfect is their camouflage that a Frogmouth roosting in a tree looks just like a tree branch.
Did you find it Lil? - Sulphur Crested Cockatoos, Watercolour SOLD
Tawny Frogmouth Family Series - Graphite Pencil SOLD - The Tawny Frogmouth lives in forests and woodlands. During the day they sit motionless and upright on branches or on the ground, head tilted up and eyes closed to slits. The tufts of bristly feathers around their broad, triangular beak help to break up their outline and their plumage, which is finely streaked and mottled in grey, brown and reddish brown, resembles tree bark in the dappled forest light. So perfect is their camouflage that a Frogmouth roosting in a tree looks just like a tree branch.
Little Corellas - Watercolour SOLD - Scientific name: Cacutua Sanguinea - Little Corellas are mostly white, with a fleshy blue eye-ring and a pale rose-pink patch between the eye and bill. In flight, a bright sulphur-yellow wash can be seen on the underwing and under tail. The sexes are similar in plumage, and young birds look like the adults, but are slightly smaller.Little Corellas are widespread throughout Australia, although large gaps separate some populations. The Little Corella is the most widely distributed of the three Corella species found in Australia. The Western Corella is confined the extreme south-west of Western Australia, and the Long-billed Corella is found in the south-east.Habitat: Little Corellas often form large flocks, especially along watercourses and where seeding grasses are found.
Tawny Frogmouth Series - Watercolour SOLD - The Tawny Frogmouth lives in forests and woodlands. During the day they sit motionless and upright on branches or on the ground, head tilted up and eyes closed to slits. The tufts of bristly feathers around their broad, triangular beak help to break up their outline and their plumage, which is finely streaked and mottled in grey, brown and reddish brown, resembles tree bark in the dappled forest light. So perfect is their camouflage that a Frogmouth roosting in a tree looks just like a tree branch.
Tawny Frogmouth Series - Oil Painting SOLD - The Tawny Frogmouth lives in forests and woodlands. During the day they sit motionless and upright on branches or on the ground, head tilted up and eyes closed to slits. The tufts of bristly feathers around their broad, triangular beak help to break up their outline and their plumage, which is finely streaked and mottled in grey, brown and reddish brown, resembles tree bark in the dappled forest light. So perfect is their camouflage that a Frogmouth roosting in a tree looks just like a tree branch.
Three Pink Ladies - Watercolour Painting, SOLD
Cheeky Wombat - Watercolour SOLD - Scientific name: Vombatus ursinus (=bear-like wombat) The Common wombat is the size of a large, stocky dog. A ground living burrower, with a rounded outline, large head, naked nose and short ears. Brown to grey course fur. Similar species are Northern and Southern Hairy-nosed wombats are very rare, they have softer fur and hairy noses.Found in Coastal ranges, forest and woodland from northeastern NSW to southeastern SA.Habits: Night active and solitary. Several burrows will be dug in an area. Eats native grasses, shrubs, roots. Female carries one young in her rear-opening pouch for 6 months; it follows her for another 11 months.Not protected in some areas of eastern Victoria. Major burrows may be up to 20cm long, with several chambers and entrances.
Will you accept this rose? - Coloured Pencil, SOLD
Tawny Frogmouth Family Series - Graphite Pencil, Private Commission
Curious Devil - Oil Painting SOLD - Scientific name: Sarcophilus harrisii ( = Harris's flesh eater) Black scavenger with white markings on chest and rump. Looks like a medium sized bulky dog. Found all over Tasmania, especially in northeast. Spends day in den and from dusk to dawn hunts for dead animals, insects, small mammals. The Devil can climb trees. 2-4 young are born in April, carried in rear-opening pouch for 16 weeks, then left in den. Their young go on their own after 40 weeks. Largest living marsupial carnivore. Lived on mainland until around 400 years ago. Group feeding at carcass may squabble loudly. The devil is not dangerous to humans or their animals
Green Tree Frog - Acrylic on Claybord, PRIVATE COLLECTION
Frogs & Landy Beetles - Watercolour Painting - FOR SALE
Tawny Frogmouth Series - Watercolour Painting, SOLD
Tawny Family - Watercolour Sketch, SOLD
Peaceful Koala - Watercolour Painting, SOLD
Tas Devil Lunch - Watercolour SOLD - Scientific name: Sarcophilus harrisii ( = Harris's flesh eater) Black scavenger with white markings on chest and rump. Looks like a medium sized bulky dog. Found all over Tasmania, especially in northeast. Spends day in den and from dusk to dawn hunts for dead animals, insects, small mammals. The Devil can climb trees. 2-4 young are born in April, carried in rear-opening pouch for 16 weeks, then left in den. Their young go on their own after 40 weeks. Largest living marsupial carnivore. Lived on mainland until around 400 years ago. Group feeding at carcass may squabble loudly. The devil is not dangerous to humans or their animals
Wedge tailed Eagle - Watercolour, SOLD
Fossicking - Common Wombat, Watercolour
Sunny spot - Eastern Grey Kagaroo, Graphite Pencil, SOLD
Berry Nice Delights, FOR SALE - Tasmanian Rosella. Scientific name: Platycercus caledonicus) Other names: Tasmanian Rosella, Mountain Rosella. Found only in Tasmania. They live in coastal and mountain eucalypt forests, woodlands and scrubs, temperate rainforests and forest edges from sea level to 1500 metres, avoiding open fields.
Bennetts Wallaby - Graphite Pencil, SOLD
Rufus hare Wallaby - Graphite Pencil, SOLD
Who are you? - Common Wombat, Graphite sketch, SOLD
Cheeky Albatross - Linocut Print
Tas Devil - Watercolour. SOLD
Sunday Snooze - Wombat Sleeping, Oil Painting SOLD
Joey looking for mum - Red Kangaroo Joey, Watercolour SOLD

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