Oystercatcher And Chick, Saligo Bay. Sorry currently out of stock.
Black on white Daler Rowney 300 gsm paper with hand colour
Paper size: 210mm x 320cmm
Image size: 200mm x 300mm
Oystercatchers have black and white plumage and are large, obvious and noisy birds with large orange or red bills for smashing or prying open molluscs. The name ‘oystercatcher’ was coined by Mark Catesby in 1731, they were previously known as a ‘sea pie’.
Black on white Daler Rowney 300 gsm paper with hand colour
Paper size: 210mm x 320cmm
Image size: 200mm x 300mm
Oystercatchers have black and white plumage and are large, obvious and noisy birds with large orange or red bills for smashing or prying open molluscs. The name ‘oystercatcher’ was coined by Mark Catesby in 1731, they were previously known as a ‘sea pie’.
Black on white Daler Rowney 300 gsm paper with hand colour
Paper size: 210mm x 320cmm
Image size: 200mm x 300mm
Oystercatchers have black and white plumage and are large, obvious and noisy birds with large orange or red bills for smashing or prying open molluscs. The name ‘oystercatcher’ was coined by Mark Catesby in 1731, they were previously known as a ‘sea pie’.