All my enamel pins come with a metal butterfly back, but to make doubly sure your pin is secure you can use one of these lockable pin backs. This l...

Birds are often named after and known for the striking, brightly coloured males, which means that the females are so much harder to identify and ar...

The clever currawong!   This is an original dry point etching of a pied currawong, inked up by hand and pulled through my printing press on Hahnemu...

*****A few of these will return in 2025, click "Notify me" to know when!*****Oh the call of the black cockatoo! You hear it and you rush outside to...

The beautiful Olive-backed Oriole. Have you heard them sing? I'm sure they are saying 'Oriole, oriole!' This original etching is part of my 700 bir...

One of the nations favourite birds - the superb fairywren also know as the blue wren!    This is an original dry point etching, inked up by hand an...

This varigated fairywren is female. She looks quite different from her male counterpart who is more easily recognisable with his striking black and...

This Purple-crowned fairywren is female. She looks quite different from her male counterpart, she does not have a purple crown and yet she is still...

This blue-breasted fairywren is female. She looks quite different from her male counterpart, she does not have a blue breast and yet she is still a...

The iconic Kookaburra is the quintessential Australian birdMeasurements - Image size - 10 x 15 cms Paper Size - 14 x 20 cms Edition Size - 100 Plea...

Hooray for Fairywrens! Everyone loves this pretty little blue guy so I chose him as one of my muses for this linoprint. Measurements - Image size -...

The nation's favourite little bird - the blue wren, or more accurately a male superb fairywren.    I had a moment of magic a few weeks ago. A littl...

Do you love thornbills? Their little flocks high up in the branches sweeping through the bush? This is an original print of a striated thornbill st...

Red-browed Finches. Do you see these little lovelies in your garden or parks? They're such a delight to see in their shy flocks!   This is an origi...

While on a trip with my artist friends to Gluepot Reserve in South Australia, I met this little yellow-plumed honeyeater. It flitted about in the d...

This mistletoebird is female.   Birds are often named after or known for the more striking, brightly coloured males, which means that the females a...

This rufous whistler is female: Even though she isn't rufous coloured she is still a rufous whistler!   Birds are often named after the striking, b...

These birds are a bit special. You've got to be looking to notice them. They are small and brown and if you're not looking properly you might think...