The Eastern Shriketit, Falcunculus frontatus, is a distinctive woodland bird found through eastern and south-eastern Australia in eucalypt forests and wooded gullies. Recognised by its boldly striped black and white head, small crest and bright yellow underparts, it has a sturdy, hooked bill adapted for prising apart bark. Eastern Shriketits feed mainly on insects, searching branches and trunks for prey concealed in crevices. They are often seen alone, in pairs or small family groups, moving through the canopy with deliberate, acrobatic movements. With its striking markings and specialised feeding habits, the Eastern Shriketit is a captivating inhabitant of Australia’s woodlands.
The Original Painting is professionally scanned and colour-corrected and is printed using fade-proof archival inks. The final result is very close to the original for a fraction of the cost!
The print will be rolled in a sturdy tube.
ONE SIZE
30 × 23cm - $150AUD
The Eastern Shriketit, Falcunculus frontatus, is a distinctive woodland bird found through eastern and south-eastern Australia in eucalypt forests and wooded gullies. Recognised by its boldly striped black and white head, small crest and bright yellow underparts, it has a sturdy, hooked bill adapted for prising apart bark. Eastern Shriketits feed mainly on insects, searching branches and trunks for prey concealed in crevices. They are often seen alone, in pairs or small family groups, moving through the canopy with deliberate, acrobatic movements. With its striking markings and specialised feeding habits, the Eastern Shriketit is a captivating inhabitant of Australia’s woodlands.
The Original Painting is professionally scanned and colour-corrected and is printed using fade-proof archival inks. The final result is very close to the original for a fraction of the cost!
The print will be rolled in a sturdy tube.
ONE SIZE
30 × 23cm - $150AUD
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