Bird Art

Bird Wall Art

When you think of birds and bird wall art, you probably picture colourful, vibrant prints that brighten up any room. But bird art can also be subtle and sophisticated. If you want to inject a little colour, but aren't looking for anything too showy, then the birds and feathers in these prints are the perfect fit. They have been captured in amazing detail by our team of expert photographers. The colours are subtle and the background clear so that you can add your own style to the way they are presented—on a bookshelf or perhaps as a display on a coffee table. Bird lovers and nature enthusiasts will enjoy the beautiful bird art our factory develops.  Nature has provided us with such a wide variety of bird species that they are endless in their ability to inspire you.

Australian Bird Artwork

We know Australia is filled not only with unique animals but colourful birds with unique traits and personalities, all that make amazing bird wall art. One of the more widespread birds in Australia is the rainbow lorikeet who small bodies filled with feathers can be spotted diving from branch to branch and racing through the skies. The laughing native, the kookaburra, is a beloved sight and sound in Australia. There’s no other bird like the kookaburra found around the Oceanica and is the perfect symbol of Australian fauna. While cockatoos can be found in many other countries, the breed of sulphur-crested cockatoo is unique to Australia. These birds can be found just about in any wooded spot in Australia, with their crowning yellow feathers truly iconic. Herons are water birds commonly seen in Australia. They are considered a lucky sign to the Iroquois tribe and believed to be birds who bring success to the hunter who spots them in the wild. The largest living bird in Australia is the ferocious-looking emu. For a bird that cant fly, emus can certainly run very fast (perhaps not as fast as a cheetah, but fast nonetheless).

Water Bird Prints

From ducks to swans and osprey, we know birds love the water just as much as they love taking flight through the skies. Pelicans are waterbirds distinct for their large beaks and throat pouches. These are birds that symbolise wisdom, safety, and nurturing. Another water bird is the flamingo, best recognised for its iconic hue of feathers. The pink of their feathers comes from the food they eat, like algae and shrimp. Thanks to their very long legs, flamingos can wade into deeper parts of lakes and lagoons.

Wildlife Bird Paintings

One of the most beautiful birds in the world is undoubtedly the peacock. Of all the species of the peacock, the best known is the Indian peafowl, known for its beautiful crowning tailfeathers and blue body associated with royalty and excessive beauty. If the peafowl is the most beautiful bird, then the hummingbird is certainly the fastest, buzziest, ardent bird. It devours the delicious nectar from flowers and flutters through forests at avid speed. At such a small size, the hummingbird can be spotted buzzing away in tropical areas. All are great on your wall as a stunning bird print.

Owls

Owls are the sleeping knights of the night thanks to their ability to see at night. If it can be believed, the owls’ hearing is far better than its sight. They symbolise wisdom and intelligence. Owls come in all shapes and sizes, from large brown barn owls to the spotted owlet. Along with cats, the owl features across a range of books and films about magic, the supernatural, and folklore.