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This red-capped robin is female: she looks quite different from her male counterpart, being brown instead of striking black and only has a hint of ...

How delightful are superb fairywrens? The little balls of puffed feathers, their out of proportion long tail! I feel the female fairywren is often...

The nation's favourite little bird - the blue wren, or more accurately the male superb fairywren.    This is an original dry point etching, inked u...

This red-backed fairywren is female: Even though she doesn't have the striking black plumage of the male, nor the red back she is still a red-backe...

 A beautiful golden-headed cisticloa that I met a few years ago at the Werribee Western Treatment Plant. A goldmine for bird watchers! I had never ...

How gorgeous are silvereyes?! They come in little flocks at certain times of the year in search of a tasty garden morsel. This one visited me just ...

  Whenever I hear that beautiful slow cry of a yellow-tailed black cockatoo I rush out of my studio to see if I can see them. I always feel graced ...

This little red backed fairy wren is from my series of mini prints of Australian birds. I met it just outside of Brisbane a few years ago while vis...

This lovely fairywren is female: she looks quite different from her male counterpart, and for once, for fairywrens, I think she is the more strikin...

This is a dry point etching of a crested pigeon, a native Australian bird. I met this one at Red Rocks near Coffs Harbour last winter. This is an ...

This white-winged fairywren is female: she looks quite different from her male counterpart and doesn't have the white wings but she is still a whit...

  The fascinating plains wanderer! This female plains wanderer is part of my female of the species collection that I'm making to try and boost the ...

This zebra finch is female: Even though she doesn't have zebra stripes she is still a zebra finch!   Birds are often named after the striking, brig...

This is a dry point etching of a Golden Whistler in the branches of a wattle tree in bloom. I met this whistler at Vaughan Springs, Victoria a few...

This pink robin is female: Even though she isn't pink she is still a pink robin!   Birds are often named after the striking, brightly coloured male...

This is a dry point etching of a Hooded Plover on the beach. It is printed using two plates, one inked up in yellow and one in blue with red added...

I have made this piece in response to a call to artists to create an image of the eastern curlew and send it as a postcard to both Queensland and f...

This peaceful dove is from my series of mini prints of Australian birds.    This is an original dry point etching, inked up by hand and pulled thro...

From the archives, back before I had kids and was able to pop into Melbourne for a drawing trip! This dry point etching depicts a quintessential Me...

This is a dry point etching of an Australian Darter. They are beautiful, elegant birds found near fresh water in much of Australia. I met this one...

This is a dry point etching of a pied cormorant drying its wings on a rock.  This etching is sold unframed and unmatted. It is printed on 350gsm H...

Meet Dita, she's one of our chooks and is pretty much the matriarch of the flock now, but this etching is from a sketch I made of her in her younge...

Drypoint print of a male zebra finch. This etching is sold unframed and unmatted. Each will be numbered, signed and titled. You will not necessaril...

  This is a dry point etching of a yellow-tufted honeyeater. For each printing the plate has to be re-inked. It is printed on 350gsm Hahnemuhle pap...

Meet Dita, she's one of our chooks and is pretty much the matriarch of the flock.  It is an original print, inked up by hand and pulled through my...

This mini etching is from my series of prints featuring the Diamond Firetail. A gorgeous native Australian finch that I'm lucky enough to have sig...

From the archives, back before I had kids and was able to travel the world! This dry point etching depicts a quintessential Amsterdam roofline. I d...