The Yellow Sedge Skipper is a small, fast-flying butterfly native to coastal wetlands in eastern Australia. It depends on sedge plants that typically grow in wet or damp environments, such as marshes, wetlands, and along streambanks, for its larval food source and habitat. Once more widespread, it is now listed as 'Critically Endangered', with its population drastically reduced due to wetland drainage, coastal development, and habitat fragmentation. Conservation efforts are focused on restoring native sedgelands and managing invasive species to support the remaining populations.
 
Limited Edition of 50
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Canson Pro 395gsm Canvas
Kiln dried timber stretcher with corner bracing
Canon pigment inks for lifetime colourfastness
Protected with museum grade archival satin varnish
5mm float frame shadow gap for an elegant and classic finish
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