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Why Tailorbird
Tailorbirds (Orthotomus Sutorius) get their name from the way their nest is constructed.
To make a cradle – the edges of the leaves are pierced and sewn together with fine-picked plant fibre or spider's web.
Birdwatching, discovering the tiny wonders of bugs, chatting with fauna, love for bushland, live sketching, exploring caves, and weaving stories from the wild
Every photograph is captured by me, inspired by a deep love for nature and all its little stories. If you'd like to use an image, please get in touch. I'm delighted to share, with permission and credit.
Gallery
Walga Rock
50 kilometres south-west of Cue,
Western Australia. It contains a cave with an extensive gallery of Indigenous art.
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