This woodland wall art depicts mama and baby great great owls, perched on a wreath festooned with white tree blossom.
The great grey owls are handmade from hand printed papers. Mama is white, silver and grey, with a yellow beak and eyes, with a darker feather detail around the outside of her eyes. Baby has very similar colouring, but a brighter yellow beak.
The yellow middles of the flowers complement their yellow features rather nicely.
It hangs via a steel hook with invisible fishing line at a 30 cm drop from the top of the wreath.
This piece measures 48 cm (19 inches) tall and 43 cm (17 inches) wide. The large great grey is 32 cm (13 inches) tall.
The great grey is sometimes called the Phantom of the North! This is in part because it is rather hard to spot in the wild. They are not aggressive or territorial, so do not rise to any challenge from a nearby bird or approaching human. Instead, they remain still, camouflaged in the trees, so if you live within their territories you may well have encountered one without realising!
This woodland wall art depicts mama and baby great great owls, perched on a wreath festooned with white tree blossom.
The great grey owls are handmade from hand printed papers. Mama is white, silver and grey, with a yellow beak and eyes, with a darker feather detail around the outside of her eyes. Baby has very similar colouring, but a brighter yellow beak.
The yellow middles of the flowers complement their yellow features rather nicely.
It hangs via a steel hook with invisible fishing line at a 30 cm drop from the top of the wreath.
This piece measures 48 cm (19 inches) tall and 43 cm (17 inches) wide. The large great grey is 32 cm (13 inches) tall.
The great grey is sometimes called the Phantom of the North! This is in part because it is rather hard to spot in the wild. They are not aggressive or territorial, so do not rise to any challenge from a nearby bird or approaching human. Instead, they remain still, camouflaged in the trees, so if you live within their territories you may well have encountered one without realising!
