Sizing Information
Small
23.2" x 16.4"
Medium
33.1" x 23.4"
Large
46.9" x 33.1"
Note: Includes a 3/16" white border
Features
- Hang your posters in dorms, bedrooms, offices, studios, or anywhere blank walls aren't welcome
- Printed on 185 gsm semi gloss poster paper
- Custom cut - refer to size chart for finished measurements
- 0.19 inch / 0.5 cm white border to assist in framing
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Home Decor
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Greeting Card
Artist's Description
The small town of Gore in Southland has a lovely Avery in the local gardens. Once a fortnight I venture from our “Tranquillity” to do grocery shopping, not my favorite pastime, so I have made it a tradition to spend at least an hour wondering through the gardens with my camera and catching up with the birds. This little blue ring neck was trying to catch a nap on the perch above, while the peacock was in full display below to his lady love. I watched them for ages, and eventually the ring neck decided to take matters into his own wings by taking a bite out of the peacocks tail. Well why not… he was in my face… It was such a cute little scene to observe and it made my day….
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ35 Gore Gardens Jan. 2011.
The Ringneck is highly intelligent and does make a good pet. They can be taught to speak, whistle, perform tricks (untying knots, stringing beads), and mimic other sounds. Be warned: for a smaller bird, they can be very vocal and painfully loud.
Indian Ringnecks (IRN) have stable personalities and can cope with minimal attention during busy times, this does not mean they are content alone however, and are great companions. These birds have a reputation of being difficult to keep. Avian breeders, who have had little experience with Ringnecks, are usually quick to point out that Ringnecks make unsuitable pets. This is not true however, though they can be more challenging than other types pf parrots.
The Indian Ringneck is classified as a parakeet. These birds have hooked beaks, long tails, and are moderately small. These characteristics classify them as parakeets; however, they are true parrots. These parrots are about 16 inches in length and they have a look that gives them a stealthy appearance.
You’re In My Face Mr…! – Blue Ringneck
Hey I’mTrying To Catch Some Zzzzzz
A series of photos of the scene that unfolded.
Blue Ringneck Collage
Am I Impressing YOU Yet! – Peacock
FEATURED IN YOU BIG SOFTY 2013
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Artwork Comments
lovely colours Andrea
Thank you Lynn for your kind words and comment, much appreciated.
What a great story and an adorable image, Andrea!
It was so funny to watch Dot, thank you for your kind words and comment, much appreciated.
Beautiful image! It must have been something to watch.
It was amusing and made me smile, thank you for your kind words and comment Robert, much appreciated.
An excellent image Andrea
Thank you Les for your kind words and comment, much appreciated.
Very cool!
Thank you Swaby for your kind words and comment, much appreciated.
Lovely, really like how this is done
Thank you Byron for your kind words and comment, much appreciated. All I had to do was be ready with the camera.
Super Super!!…Tony
Thank you Tony for your kind words and comment, much appreciated.
Gorgeous shot Andrea!
Thank you Rose for your kind words and comment, much appreciated.
How beautiful :)
Thank you Ellen for your kind words and comment, much appreciated.
Great capture, LOVE all the color!
Thank you Cindy for your kind words and comment, much appreciated.