Swift Parrot
Our Swift Parrot captures an Australian bird in a finely cut steel silhouette. Choose it for someone who wants the garden to hold a reminder of the birds beyond it.
29.8 cm high × 20 cm wide; approximately 300 g. Made in Australia from 3 mm Corten weathering steel.
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Swift Parrot
A small reminder beyond the window.
The Swift Parrot’s feather detail is cut into a single steel silhouette with a leafy branch. Find a clear backdrop where the outline can show, and let it bring a familiar bird into your daily view. 10% of sales go directly to BirdLife Australia.
Steel that changes with the seasons
Corten weathering steel develops a natural rust-coloured patina outdoors. Rain, drying and exposure affect the colour and pace of change. Allow for rusty runoff, which can mark pale paving, walls, pots and indoor surfaces.
Choose a perch. Tap it in.
Choose suitable sound timber and a clear backdrop. Hold the mounting spike at a slight downward angle and gently tap its thick end into the timber with a hammer or mallet. Avoid striking the bird or fine cut detail. Dense hardwood may need a pilot hole. Follow the supplied instructions and wear gloves and eye protection.
A bird for someone in mind.
The Swift Parrot arrives in an A4 gift box, 31 × 21 × 1 cm. For someone who likes a garden gift with a conservation contribution behind it.
The useful details
Specifications and what’s included
29.8 cm high × 20 cm wide; approximately 300 g. Made in Australia from 3 mm Corten weathering steel.
One connected steel silhouette. Installation tools are not included.
10% of sales go directly to BirdLife Australia. Discount codes do not apply to Conservation Birds.
Delivery and returns
See the Australian Help Centre for current delivery services and returns information. Shipping charges and available services are shown at checkout.
Frequently asked questions
What is included?
One connected steel silhouette. Installation tools are not included.
What size is it?
29.8 cm high × 20 cm wide; approximately 300 g.
How do I install it?
Choose suitable sound timber and a clear backdrop. Hold the mounting spike at a slight downward angle and gently tap its thick end into the timber with a hammer or mallet. Avoid striking the bird or fine cut detail. Dense hardwood may need a pilot hole. Follow the supplied instructions and wear gloves and eye protection.
Will the finish change?
Corten weathering steel develops a natural rust-coloured patina outdoors. Rain, drying and exposure affect the colour and pace of change. Allow for rusty runoff, which can mark pale paving, walls, pots and indoor surfaces.
How does this support BirdLife Australia?
10% of sales go directly to BirdLife Australia. Discount codes do not apply to Conservation Birds.
