The Emu is Australia’s largest bird and the second biggest in the world after the ostrich. It is tall (up to 2 metres), flightless, with long legs and a long neck. Emus have shaggy brown-grey feathers, a bluish neck, and three-toed feet that leave Y-shaped tracks. They can run very fast (around 50 km/h) and travel long distances. Emus eat plants, seeds, fruit, and insects. This design is inspired by the emus that come out of the nearby bush, usually in dry spells and are often seen grazing with the stock. The design also features native grass and flora. Price is per metre. Available on a variety of base cloths.
The Emu is Australia’s largest bird and the second biggest in the world after the ostrich. It is tall (up to 2 metres), flightless, with long legs and a long neck. Emus have shaggy brown-grey feathers, a bluish neck, and three-toed feet that leave Y-shaped tracks. They can run very fast (around 50 km/h) and travel long distances. Emus eat plants, seeds, fruit, and insects. This design is inspired by the emus that come out of the nearby bush, usually in dry spells and are often seen grazing with the stock. The design also features native grass and flora. Price is per metre. Available on a variety of base cloths.
