Aug 5, 2019 · Art Box Workshops after school class students created a group artwork of the Brolga Crane and Sunshine Wattle to bring awareness to these threatened species.

Dec 16, 2020 · Crane Art 3 Signs, logos and stamps. The Brolga is embedded in Australian culture in many different forms, the most famous being indigenous art and formal sculptures in major public places like Darling Harbour, Sydney. This page presents more day to day uses in Australian logos, signs and stamps, plus the only logo so far to show a Sarus Crane.

Sep 1, 2005 · Links to crane-related projects and new contributions are welcome. Latest : Webinar on reintroduction of Eastern Sarus Cranes to Thailand; new Ozcranes pages on crane art and research; and a new project to study Brolga DNA via feathers.

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Dec 16, 2020 · Crane Art 5 Paintings and crafts. The Ozcranes Editor (cranesnorth aka Elinor Scambler») presents crane art from her personal collection. Special thanks to John D.A. Grant and Jenny Holmes for their original works; and to Jenny De Lacy, Kate Dixon and John Grant for gifts in the collection.

High quality fine art illustration of a Brolga Crane printed on matte, museum-quality paper with Giclée printing quality.

A brolga showing how it lives in its environment. There are a number of traditional Aboriginal legends and dances are associated with the bird, and use movements that mimick their graceful performances.

A bird in the crane family; it has also been given the name “Australian Crane”. It is well known for its intricate mating dance. The performance begins with a bird picking up some grass and tossing it into the air before catching it in its bill.

George Raper's "Antigone rubicunda (Brolga, or Australian Crane)" is a watercolor painting depicting a Brolga crane standing in a small patch of green grass. This detailed, 18th-century work illustrates the bird's physical attributes, including its …

This is the Brolga (Antigone rubicunda), also known as the Australian Crane, a species that has become an iconic symbol of the Australian wilderness. With its elaborate mating dances, haunting calls, and important ecological role, the Brolga is a favourite subject for nature enthusiasts and bird lovers alike.