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Australian Wedge Tailed Eagle. Huge Bird of Prey. Aprons by realaussie

The Wedge-tailed Eagle is a beautiful Australian eagle and, as well as being Australia’s largest raptor, is one of the largest eagles in the world. It can also be found in parts of New Guinea. They weigh an average of 4 kgs, with an average wing span of 2.5 metres (7.5 feet). Because of its tail and size, the “Wedgie” is easy to identify on the wing. This magnificent bird can take down a small kangaroo or a calf, should it choose to.

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Whether you’re gardening, painting or BBQ’ing, you’ll stop the splatters with our extra long twill apron. It has two side pockets to keep your things handy. Made from a 35/65 cotton-poly blend, it’s machine washable. 30" L x 24" W. Made in the USA.

With the name, “australian wedge tailed eagle. huge bird of prey. apron”, the current twill apron is an amazing representation of the creativity in Zazzle's online marketplace. Designed by the very gifted Seller, realaussie, this exquisite "hunting" apron is posted in the Australian Wedge Tailed Eagle shop category and was tagged: tailed, eagle, hunting, and eagles. Made on a 35/65 cotton-poly blend custom apron, this australian wedge tailed eagle. huge bird of prey. apron design could quickly become a favorite for anyone. With very sturdy stitching and practical pockets with room to keep all of your belongings in, this tailed customizable twill apron is made to last a very long time.

Any customer searching for eagle or tailed aprons will surely enjoy this customizable apron after it has been made with this Seller's Australian Wedge Tailed Eagle category illustration. This australian wedge tailed eagle. huge bird of prey. apron won’t only look amazingly awesome, but it'll also be plenty sturdy thanks to the eagles apron's high quality stitching and handy set of pockets. Pick your favorite color option, and the wedge apron will surely look fabulous. If you consider the wide variety of products to choose from for tailed aprons, there's no doubt that you will find the ideal wedge apron for you and all of the people on your list.

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Australian Wedge Tailed Eagle. Huge Bird of Prey.

The Wedge-tailed Eagle is a beautiful Australian eagle and, as well as being Australia’s largest raptor, is one of the largest eagles in the world. It can also be found in parts of New Guinea. They weigh an average of 4 kgs, with an average wing span of 2.5 metres (7.5 feet). Because of its tail and size, the “Wedgie” is easy to identify on the wing. This magnificent bird can take down a small kangaroo or a calf, should it choose to.

Feel free to add text to the product or change the background. I've added an image of parchment paper to the background of many of these items, but I've made it a template object so that you can take it out and put in another background if that suits you more.

Detail from a painting produced in the mid 1800’s.

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