Bird migration is a truly unifying natural phenomenon, where this particular species - the bar-tailed godwit, migrates 11,680km to Alaska each year, non-stop with a small break in China, to rest and to eat. An annual cycle, where the birds nest and mate in Alaska, then return on the great migration to New Zealand six months later. The wistful signal of their voices down the long coastlines, these are tough and adaptable birds, shown here in this artwork. Godwits have a range of breeding plumage from rusty red colours, to a soft beige in non-breeding plumage.
Professionally framed using a white boxed frame and museum grade glass. This offers ultimate clarity, with reduced reflection, and has 99% UV protection from the sun.
Size: 58cm high x 74cm wide x 4.5cm deep.
Framed and ready to be hung. Each artwork comes with its own certificate of authenticity. Only one available.
