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The Flesh footed Shearwater

8/10/2016

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I made this one with wire and stuffed it with plastic bags for Peter Day to take up to the Byron Bay Writers Festival sculpture exhibition to sit on the bush ark.
Plastic gyres in the ocean is the theme and these shearwaters are thought to be one of the 'worlds most heavily contaminated' from the ingestion of plastics, with populations on Lord Howe Island in significant decline
Lots of info here https://jenniferlavers.org/ 

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vicky
6/2/2017 10:29:29 pm

nice post

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6/2/2017 11:26:49 pm

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      • Random Weave
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