025 / Aye-Aye
’Daubentonia madagascariensis’
January 25th

(Endangered)

“The Aye-Aye is the world’s largest nocturnal primate, most commonly known for its unusual method of finding food known as percussive foraging.
It taps the bark of trees to listen for insects, before gnawing a hole and using its unusually long middle finger to pull the prey out.”

LIMITED EDITION

Signed, numbered A6 adapted print.
£30 + p&p in mount (12.5x12.5cm)
£45 + p&p framed (15.5x15.5cm)

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Dedicated to Joan Nelson