Garden Art

Once widespread across Australia, the Bilby has become a rare sight, largely due to predation by feral cats and foxes, plus the invasion of rabbits...

What’s cuter than a Blue Wren? Baby Blue Wrens! And these three are hungry to nest in your garden! Mother Blue Wrens sing a complex song to their e...

The aptly name ‘Willie Wagtail’ makes a ‘Willie’ great addition to any garden or home! The Willie Wagtail is arguably one of the cutest Australian ...

Add a little bit of ‘Kooky-ness’ to your garden with Australia’s most iconic bird, the Kookaburra! The iconic Laughing Kookaburra is the largest Ki...

Dressed to impress, this Magpie is ready to go on a date in your garden! More than just well-dressed, this guy can perform a number of complex vo...

  Add a little bit of ‘Kooky-ness’ to your garden with Australia’s most iconic bird, the Kookaburra! The iconic Laughing Kookaburra is the largest...

This Polly wants your tree to call home! Our iconic Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo turns an ordinary garden into a ‘cracker’! As far as icons go the Sulp...

From the iridescent swamp bluet of south-eastern Australia to the nomadic wandering pennant, from the colourful dragonflies of the north-eastern ra...

  Dressed to impress, this Magpie is ready to go on a date in your garden! More than just well-dressed, this guy can perform a number of complex v...

I am one of the largest burrowing mammals in the world, also known as a nocturnal herbivore. We normally waddle but can run up to 40km/h. But the m...

I am a marsupial that looks a lot like a teddy bear. I am placid and a solitary animal and I  sleep up to 23 hours a day. We spend most of our time...

This Polly & its chick want a garden to call home!  Our iconic Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo has just doubled, now with a Cockatoo chick on its bran...

We think it would be very wise to add this nocturnal beauty to your garden. A small but tough Owl, the Southern Boobook Owl outlived the larger Lau...

Nothing says Australia more than me – the Kangaroo. The word Kangaroo derives from ‘Gangurru’, the name given to the Eastern Grey Kangaroo by the G...

Adult male fairy-wrens are a bright blue colour with black plumage above and on the throat, arguably Australia’s smallest and cutest bird, this Blu...

Our Eastern Spinebill is the perfect gift for someone you think is sweet like honey. You may mistake this bird for its relative, the Hummingbird, b...

I am Australia's happiest animal! I always have a big smile on my face.  I am found on some smaller islands around Western Australia, particularly ...

The perfect gift for any beach lover, the Pelican will add a bit of the Australian coast to your garden! One of Australia's favourite birds, the Pe...

I am one of the larger members of the Kingfisher family. Australia’s most iconic bird, we are known as the Laughing Kookaburra but we are not reall...

  Add a little bit of ‘Kooky-ness’ to your garden with Australia’s most iconic bird, the Kookaburra! The iconic Laughing Kookaburra is the largest...

  Made in collaboration with a range of Wombat rescue and protection groups across Australia - this Hairy-Nosed Wombat encapsulates the esse...

Your garden will be the ‘king’ of all gardens with these guys in it. Cloaked in stunning green, blue & orange plumage, some Kingfishers were on...

We Echidnas, together with the Platypus, are the world’s only monotremes, or egg-laying mammals. We look fearsome, but are shy and would rather ret...

We have a new addition to the Metalbird flock! Known for its friendly 'cheet cheet' call and impressive energetic flying antics, the aptly (if a li...

  Dressed to impress, this Magpie is ready to go on a date in your garden! More than just well-dressed, this guy can perform a number of complex v...

Made in collaboration with a range of Wombat rescue and protection groups across Australia - this Hairy-Nosed Wombat encapsulates the essence of ...

You don’t need to have a pond to have a Duck in your garden. This Wood Duck also makes a quacking gift! While the Wood Duck lives close to the wate...

Nothing says Australia more than me – the Kangaroo. The word Kangaroo derives from ‘Gangurru’, the name given to the Eastern Grey Kangaroo by the G...

I am the largest of all six Quoll species. At first glance, I may look like a Mongoose, but I have striking white spots all over my body. You can f...