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Common wombats are a solitary, territorial species, with each wombat having an established range in which it lives and feeds. In this area, they dig a tunnel system, with tunnels up to 20 metres in length. Usually, only one entrance to the burrow exists, although they may create a smaller one with which to escape. Often nocturnal, the common wombat does come out during the day in cooler weather.

Australian artist Nathan Ferlazzo shares his love of nature and wildlife through his intricate pen and ink illustrations. Nathan’s aim, with his unique artworks of interwoven botanicals and wildlife, is to capture the imagination of people in a way that inspires them into active conservation of these species.

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• Finished Size: 420 x 594mm
• Premium thick puzzle piece board with white backing
• Includes certificate of authenticity
• Supporting birdlife Australia- a share of the profits from the puzzle is donated to wildlife conservation, supporting the protection of Australia’s native fauna

One of the world’s loudest birds, it gives a harsh and raucous screech that is deafening, so you can imagine the effect when hundreds of them congregate into flocks! While screeching, they often raise the feathers of their pale-yellow crest. Cockatoos generally feed together on the ground, where they eat seeds and bulbs, but a few birds usually stay in nearby trees, looking out for danger.

Australian artist Nathan Ferlazzo shares his love of nature and wildlife through his intricate pen and ink illustrations. Nathan’s aim, with his unique artworks of interwoven botanicals and wildlife, is to capture the imagination of people in a way that inspires them into active conservation of these species.

Specifications

• 1000 Pieces
• Premium Gift Box
• Finished Size: 420 x 594mm
• Premium thick puzzle piece board with white backing
• Includes certificate of authenticity
• Supporting birdlife Australia- a share of the profits from the puzzle is donated to wildlife conservation, supporting the protection of Australia’s native fauna

The cackling of the Laughing Kookaburra is a familiar part of the landscape in the bush in eastern Australia. Often given in the early morning or in the evening, this ‘laughter’ is used to maintain their territories as well as reinforce the pecking order among the birds in each group. Although they famously catch snakes, kookaburras mostly eat insects and small lizards, swooping down to snatch them from the ground.

Australian artist Nathan Ferlazzo shares his love of nature and wildlife through his intricate pen and ink illustrations. Nathan’s aim, with his unique artworks of interwoven botanicals and wildlife, is to capture the imagination of people in a way that inspires them into active conservation of these species.

Specifications

• 1000 Pieces
• Premium Gift Box
• Finished Size: 420 x 594mm
• Premium thick puzzle piece board with white backing
• Includes certificate of authenticity
• Supporting birdlife Australia- a share of the profits from the puzzle is donated to wildlife conservation, supporting the protection of Australia’s native fauna