The other side of Goorambat silo art by leggzy

The other side of Goorambat silo art

I shared the other side of these silos here - https://365project.org/leggzy/365/2022-05-19

This side of the silos, artist Jimmy DVarte who is passionate about conservation & is particularly keen to highlite the plight of endangered species, has featured Milli, the Australian Barking Owl on the larger of the silos. In Victoria, Barking Owls have an estimated population of fewer than 50 breeding pairs in the wild and are listed as endangered.

Iron bark tree hollows play an important role for both the Barking Owl & its prey, which includes gliders, possums, rosellas & bats. This is depicted on the smaller silo where Jimmy has portrayed the Barking Owls habitat as well as the importance of agriculture in the district.
Aaaawesooome!!!
May 28th, 2022  
We love following and finding the silos. Nice shot of these beauties.
May 28th, 2022  
Wonderful art & great capture..
May 28th, 2022  
Fabulous artwork!
May 28th, 2022  
beautiful murals
May 28th, 2022  
Great artwork and nicely photographed
May 28th, 2022  
Wow!!!
May 28th, 2022  
Such wonderful murals, great capture and composition.
May 28th, 2022  
Looks wonderful.
May 28th, 2022  
Another very impressive shot of the silo art. Interesting background information about the owl and tree as well - fav!

Ian
May 28th, 2022  
Wow I have never seen such artist work on silos before!
May 28th, 2022  
What great artwork.
May 28th, 2022  
Wow again, I love the silo art, or any form of street art a huge fav for me
May 29th, 2022  
Impressive art.
May 29th, 2022  
Beautiful artwork
May 29th, 2022  
What a great scene!
May 29th, 2022  
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