T-Shirt Tuesday: Birdorable Malleefowl

Today's featured T-Shirt Tuesday design is our Birdorable Malleefowl, a ground-dwelling bird from Australia. These cuties are Australia's largest mound builders. The male builds its nest-mound from dirt, leaves and sticks it finds in the mallee forest. The Malleefowl is shown here on our Edun LIVE Ladies T-Shirt.

Birdorable Malleefowl

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KELVIN MOLINA on August 7, 2026 at 1:36 PM wrote:
It look like a Moa but different

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