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 A stunning Gnu or Wildebeest. They display sophisticated cooperative behavior in the wild by Peter Grieve. |
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 The colorful plumage of this little bird is cleverly displayed in letters on recycled metal for all to enjoy by Peter Grieve |
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 A Vultures beak can crack a bone or cut a tree branch in this case by Peter Grieve |
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 This sweet parrot will bring you loads of happiness without ever putting your fingers in peril by Peter Grieve. |
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 The royal and horney Rhino is a steel force to be reckoned with, just don't light a campfire around him, they are know to stamp it out. Natures own firefighter! This museum quality piece is by Peter Grieve. |
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 A long legged Wader bird is going to snatch up his dinner in a flash of an eye. Brilliant recycled work by Peter Grieve. |
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 This cheetah is so fast that he is a blue streak. Grieves in a creative makeshift, uses rivets to give this Cheetah his spots. |
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 A purple eyed Fancy Bird is essential for any bird collector, an exotic and rare sighting will be constant. |
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 See the bounds and leaps a kangaroo can make with a bobble head and a neck of spring. |
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 Peter Grieve makes the powerful beak of the grand Toucan look sleek and inviting, that is the sign of a great tin artist! |
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 Tin artist Peter Grieve captures a lovely Egret in a thoughtful pose. |
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 Peter Grieve makes a whimsical dragonfly out of tin and recycled typewriter parts. |
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 A prowling tiger made out of recycled typewriter parts by Tin Master, Peter Grieve. |
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| See Peter Grieve's Bio |
