This was in a small alley and difficult to photograph without trespassing into the house next door...
I presume the inspiration for the mural came from the waterbirds that populate the Wilson Inlet in Denmark which opens out to the sea - Seagulls, Spoonbill bird, Black swans and Australian pelicans are some of those birds depicted here.
I couldn't spot a name for the artist/s.
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| Eastern Curlew (spotted w/long beak), Pelican |
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| From the right - Black necked Stork, Spoonbill Bird (with large beak), Purple Swamphen (blue and black, red beak) |
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| From the left - Purple Swamphen and White-necked Heron |
Beautiful and educational, all in one piece
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting Debbie.
DeleteThese are real works of art. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you Halcyon.
DeleteA little lesson in bird spotting. Nice.
ReplyDeleteQuite true S.C. I had to investigate a few bird's names too...
DeleteVery nice mural.
ReplyDeleteThank you Marianne.
DeleteThe artist loves waterfowl!
ReplyDeleteThey belong in that area, so it was fit to have them in a mural. Thanks Camera Girl.
DeleteOh that's nice Sami, love the birds, the style looks a wee bit familiar. Good to see these fab murals in the country towns too!
ReplyDeleteIt is quite nice that country towns are getting the mural treatment too!
DeleteI was disappointed I couldn't see the name of the artist and I've looked online and nothing either...
birds galore Sami
ReplyDeleteYes, plenty to discover here, I don't know most of them...
DeleteNice mural! I once was "attacked" by a pelican in Monkey Mia, crickey, those birds are huge!
ReplyDeleteThey are big! I remember seeing them near the beach in Monkey Mia too.
DeleteVery nice mural!
ReplyDeleteThank you Nicol.
DeleteThe mural cheers up a dull wall and lets you know what to look for along the coast. Thanks for contributing to this week's Monday Mural.
ReplyDeleteThanks O.D.P.
DeleteMassive.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure this one could double up as a brochure about the birds of the area. :)
Great idea Nambiar.
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