Rob Blakers - 1.5% of the Estimated Global Population of Swift Parrots Averill Lawler alpine and subalpine regions

alpine and subalpine regions

Growing amongst the rocks and seemingly barren landscapes of the Tasmanian wilderness

and finds expressive actions for each element

Welling wanted to represent a differnet view of Tasmania's animals

Sprays of rain spontaneously burst around the giant’s several heads

Rob Blakers - 1.5% of the Estimated Global Population of Swift Parrots Averill Lawler alpine and subalpine regions1. 5% of the Estimated Global Population of Swift Parrots Logging Area SH050B Rob Blakers photograph on Canson Platine Rag 40 x 40cm All of the Swift Parrots in this exhibition were photographed within or immediately adjacent to areas proposed for logging in 2023 or 2024. The aptly named Swift Parrot (Lathamus discolor) is a small, streamlined parrot, one of just three migratory parrots in the world, along with the Orange bellied Parrot and the Blue