Tui detail from a mural on a carpark wall in Dunedin, New Zealand. Photo/Title from my OH Nigel Cowburn. Tuis are native songbirds, very territorial, and fly like rockets! 25 Dec 2019.
That’s great, Liz. I have really come to appreciate mural art, too. Once one starts to pay attention, one notices little marvels hidden here and there.
That’s impressive, and beautifully done!
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Really beautiful, and surprising to find it in a very ordinary commercial area of the city that’s quite distant from the city centre.
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Wow, that is amazing, Liz!
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Very special. Thank you.
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Fantastic mural. The Tui was our favourite bird when we visited NZ, and the mural captures it wonderfully.
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It’s great isn’t it? This one’s some way from the city centre, requires taking the car. I’ll be posting my last photo post of this mural shortly.
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That’s one fantastic mural, Liz! 👍👍
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I think it’s my favourite of the many great murals in Dunedin 🙂
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I, of course, don’t remember all the murals you have shown us, but I can understand why.
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I’ve only done the odd one on my blog but there’s a huge variety of different murals in Dunedin and I really enjoy them!
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That’s great, Liz. I have really come to appreciate mural art, too. Once one starts to pay attention, one notices little marvels hidden here and there.
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Did I ever mention to you that I absolutely love the street art in Dunedin?
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Nah, NEVER heard that from you Michael 😉
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😉
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