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TitleBinyang Dyiral / Bird Shoal
Date2021DescriptionTucked away on the Lake, the suburb of Oak Flats is a hidden gem.
A bustling community with breathtaking views to the sunsets across the lake and escarpment.
The Binyang Dyiral mural, Dharawal for Bird Shoal, is a homage to the local natural environment, and some of the flora and fauna found upon the lakes edge. A glowing sunset reflects off the Lake, dissected by the distant escarpment.
Amongst the inter-tidal zone, Two Mulgu (Black Swans) appear face to face amongst a bottlebrush bloom. Further along, a cheeky Garrawi (Sulphur Crested Cockatoo) takes front and centre, flanked by a Rainbow Lorikeet and a Kookaburra. She-oaks, wattle, ferns and flannel flowers complete the sceneArtistDavid CraggGeolocation[1] AddressReynolds Lane,Oak Flats,2529,AustraliaExternal LinkMural Art Trail
Date2021DescriptionTucked away on the Lake, the suburb of Oak Flats is a hidden gem. A bustling community with breathtaking views to the sunsets across the lake and escarpment.
The Binyang Dyiral mural, Dharawal for Bird Shoal, is a homage to the local natural environment, and some of the flora and fauna found upon the lakes edge. A glowing sunset reflects off the Lake, dissected by the distant escarpment.
Amongst the inter-tidal zone, Two Mulgu (Black Swans) appear face to face amongst a bottlebrush bloom. Further along, a cheeky Garrawi (Sulphur Crested Cockatoo) takes front and centre, flanked by a Rainbow Lorikeet and a Kookaburra. She-oaks, wattle, ferns and flannel flowers complete the scene
ArtistDavid CraggGeolocation[1] AddressReynolds Lane,Oak Flats,2529,AustraliaExternal LinkMural Art TrailCONNECTIONS
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Binyang Dyiral / Bird Shoal (2021). Shellharbour City Council, accessed 08/12/2025, https://discover.shellharbour.nsw.gov.au/nodes/view/12166