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Conchae (Sea Shells) and Echinozoa (Sea Urchin) prints
Inspired by antiquarian coral and shell collections and exhibits in natural history museums
Candle (n) - the collective noun for a group of Tapirs
The next in my British Animals series - Aves is my long-awaited garden bird design
Aestes Wetland Birds Print Journal and Notebook Set maker marine invertebrates often exhibiting aAestes (adj) our word estuary comes from this Latin root, meaning tide, reflecting the movement of the tide at river mouths. The Aestes print is inspired by birds found along our coastal areas and wetlands, including a variety of our most common and most striking estuary dwellers. I've included species of geese, oyster catches, avocets, egrets, spoonbills, herons, bitterns and even a lapwing to name a few.