Eastern Barn Owl in Centennial Park Canary Palm Tree

Eastern Barn Owl in Centennial Park Canary Palm Tree

A$840.00

Original Painting for Bird Week Exhibition — 20% of the sale of this artwork goes to BirdLife Australia.

This artwork is part of the Bird Week Exhibition, an annual art exhibition supporting BirdLife Australia. The theme this year ‘From the Ground Up’ explores the crucial connection between birds and trees.

Native to the Canary Islands (off the coast of Spain and Africa), Canary Palm Trees were planted in Centennial Park in the 1890’s. These trees are invasive and since then, Kauri Pines (native to Eastern Queensland) have been planted to replace them. Although they are invasive, they have become a preferred habitat for Eastern Barn Owls, who stay many months at a time, roosting just underneath the canopy. At dusk they fly over the fields in search of rodents. We’ve been fortunate to observe the Barn Owls of Centennial Park over many years and this artwork celebrates their unique and special connection to the invasive Canary Palm Tree.

Description:
Size / 34cm x 44cm
Original painting, acrylic on canvas in wooden floating frame 5.5cm deep.

Signed original painting with Certificate of Authenticity and free delivery within Australia.

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