Description
Holly was found in Nuriootpa sitting on a fence in someone’s back yard on boxing day. This is the reason she was named Holly because she was found so close to Christmas and brought to us for care. She was a bit dehydrated, so she was taken out of the heat and given time to recover. When she was given the all clear, she was then released into the nearest park land where she was originally found.
Holly was very lazy, spending most of the day sleeping on the highest point of her enclosure. The rest of her time was eating gum leaves.Koalas spend up to 20 hours sleeping and the rest eating gum leaves.
Holly was very lazy, spending most of the day sleeping on the highest point of her enclosure. The rest of her time was eating gum leaves.Koalas spend up to 20 hours sleeping and the rest eating gum leaves.
Holly is one of the fifteen pieces apart of the “Rescue” collection. Each Barossa Wildlife Rescue animal painting is available for purchase and is on display at the National Wine Centre until March 31st. She has been painted on A2 Canson Heritage 300gsm cold press watercolour paper using professional Winsor and Newton and Daniel Smith watercolours.
10% of each sale from the “Rescue” collection will go toward Barossa Wildlife Rescue.
This pieces comes framed in a display frame – this is to protect the artwork and allow it to be hung until you are ready to frame it yourself.
