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Tea Towel - Swamp Wallabies endangered species They were eventually released back

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They were eventually released back into the wild

The Forty-Spotted Pardalote is one of Australia’s rarest birds and by far the rarest pardalote

Ideal for you to enjoy or as a practical lightweight gift

Hemming and finishing touches are completed by a local seamstress

Printed on 100% cotton (129 gsm) with a beautiful texture that has a slightly open weave

Tea Towel - Swamp Wallabies endangered species They were eventually released backThe inseparable Swamp Wallabies, Mia and Parker, were raised and cared for from tiny joeys at the Emerald Monbulk Wildlife Shelter in Victoria after their mothers were killed on the road. They were eventually released back into the wild. Artwork by Tasmanian artist Pamela Skromanis using soft pastel. Based on photography by Craig Burrow and published by Nationwide News Pty Ltd. The tea towels are digitally printed on a beautiful cotton linen blend by

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