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Cowara Mural

Artist: Brenton See

Asset Type: Mural

Year of Work: 2018

Location: Pioneer Park

Provenance: Shire of Augusta Margaret River

Description: Cowaramup means ‘place of the cowara’, referring to the purple-crowned lorikeets, a swift, screeching bird that can still be found foraging in the treetops.

The fast-flying birds can be difficult to spot but are often sighted in nearby karri forest, nesting in the hollows of old trees.

This magnificent, larger than life mural pays homage to the traditional owners of the land, the Wadandi people and their connection to country, animals and flora.

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Moon Haven

Artist: Brenton See

Asset Type: Mural

Year of Work: 2020

Location: Cowaramup Main Street

Provenance: Shire of Augusta Margaret River

Description: Cowaramup means ‘place of the cowara’, referring to the purple-crowned lorikeets, a swift, screeching bird that can still be found foraging in the treetops.

The fast-flying birds can be difficult to spot but are often sighted in nearby karri forest, nesting in the hollows of old trees.

This magnificent, larger than life mural pays homage to the traditional owners of the land, the Wadandi people and their connection to country, animals and flora.

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Red Tail Black Cockatoo

Artist: Brenton See

Asset Type: Mural

Year of Work: 2019

Location: Swan Avenue, Shire of Dardanup

Provenance: Shire of Dardanup

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Carnaby Black Cockatoo

Artist: Brenton See

Asset Type: Mural

Year of Work: 2019

Location: Russel Road, Shire of Dardanup

Provenance: Shire of Dardanup

Description: Carnaby's black cockatoo, also known as the short-billed black cockatoo, is a large black bird with a white facial patch on each ‘cheek’, and a fan of white feathers under the tail. They are only found in Western Australia from Kalbarri to Cape Arid. This species is classified as Endangered, due mostly to the loss and fragmentation of their preferred habitat, which is heathland plants like banksia and hakea flowers, and fruit and nuts from larger eucalypt trees.

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Spotted Pardalote

Artist: Brenton See

Asset Type: Mural

Year of Work: 2019

Location: Ferguson Road, Shire of Dardanup

Provenance: Shire of Dardanup

Description: The Spotted Pardalote is one of Australia’s smallest birds at eight to ten centimetres in length. The wings, tail and head of the male are black and covered with small, distinct white spots. As well as spots, the males sport white and yellow flashes of colour near their eyebrows, rump and a bright yellow throat/chest, so despite their small size are very pretty. Females have similar markings but slightly more dull in colour.