This auction is for the colourful bird print in the photo.

It is professionally mounted on Meltica board.

By New Zealand artist Robyn Forbes.

Brand new item - shop stock.

Dimensions are 20cm x 30cm x 2cm

A lovely print, nice and colourful.

I have other different ones listed as well, so you can mix and match to make a lovely display on your wall. I am more than happy to combine courier, thanks.

Wekas, or woodhens, are members of the rail family which are mainly aquatic birds, all capable of swimming well. Apart from the Pukeko and Weka, rails are secretive birds, usually found skulking in freshwater swamps and estuarine mangroves and reedbeds. Rails have slim bodies that help them move through dense vegetation, moderately long powerful legs with long unwebbed toes that help them walk through wetlands, and a short tail which is flicked up and down as they walk or swim. The rails are ground based birds that seem unwilling to fly and some, like the Weka and the Takahe, have the lost the ability to fly at all.