Rob Blakers - Pilitika / Robbins Island - Double-banded Plover 1 Options:Unframed Photograph energy and material consumption

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Rob Blakers - Pilitika / Robbins Island - Double-banded Plover 1 Options:Unframed Photograph energy and material consumptionDouble banded plover 1, Pilitika Robbins Island Rob Blakers Archival inkjet print on platine fibre rag 41 x 41cm Bombarded by flying sand, this tiny double banded plover rides out the gusts on a cold afternoon in early autumn. As a winter migrant from New Zealand this plover may have been forgiven for wondering why it went sideways to Tasmania, instead of north to warmer climes! Double banded plovers head back to the New Zealand summer breeding