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Encounter Australian Wildlife - Silver Eye
Each year at the end of summer after breeding, hundreds of thousands of silvereyes migrate northwards. They feed on fruits, seeds, nectar and insects. Their liking for soft fruit makes them unpopular with orchard owners but they also provide a useful service by consuming grubs and aphids. Found in Australia, New Zealand and subtropical Pacific islands. This beautiful handpainted polyresin is designed by Jane Elwell. Dimensions: 100mm ABOUT THE ARTIST Jane Elwell has a love of Australian native birds and animals and a natural flair for creating works of art. Her passion shows clearly in the fine detail and accuracy of her sculptures. For the last 19 years, she has worked from her studio gallery in Woodburn, Northern NSW, building a reputation of excellence that has seen her work in high demand by collectors both in Australia and overseas. Admire the beauty of the Australian wildlife through Jane's masterpieces.
Each year at the end of summer after breeding, hundreds of thousands of silvereyes migrate northwards. They feed on fruits, seeds, nectar and insects. Their liking for soft fruit makes them unpopular with orchard owners but they also provide a useful service by consuming grubs and aphids. Found in Australia, New Zealand and subtropical Pacific islands. This beautiful handpainted polyresin is designed by Jane Elwell. Dimensions: 100mm ABOUT THE ARTIST Jane Elwell has a love of Australian native birds and animals and a natural flair for creating works of art. Her passion shows clearly in the fine detail and accuracy of her sculptures. For the last 19 years, she has worked from her studio gallery in Woodburn, Northern NSW, building a reputation of excellence that has seen her work in high demand by collectors both in Australia and overseas. Admire the beauty of the Australian wildlife through Jane's masterpieces.
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Each year at the end of summer after breeding, hundreds of thousands of silvereyes migrate northwards. They feed on fruits, seeds, nectar and insects. Their liking for soft fruit makes them unpopular with orchard owners but they also provide a useful