Sunday, 19 January 2025

Love is love

 


I spotted this little mural on the front of a Chorus utility box in the suburbs of Christchurch last time we were there just before Christmas. Unfortunately this one has had a bit of graffiti added to it but it shows a Kererū, a native New Zealand Wood Pigeon sitting on a branch.

Linking up with Mural Monday.

20 comments:

local alien said...

Another lively mural. A pity they couldn't leave it alone

roentare said...

Lovely to learn about wood pigeon in your country

Tom said...

...love, pass it on.

s.c said...

Looks nice.

Iris Flavia said...

Beautiful, if simply. Why the need to tag it?

DawnTreader said...

Tag graffiti annoys me - and not least on top of someone else's mural...

Jan K. alias Afanja said...

Nice shot.

Graham Edwards said...

I used to enjoy a lot of the street art in New Zealand. There's a lot more here now. The problem is that some people just don't seen to get that people don't like tagging.....or perhaps they do get it and do it to annoy.

Yogi♪♪♪ said...

Nice find, too bad about the tagging.

Mae Travels said...

Good find. Taggers obviously never think about anyone but themselves.
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Tigger's Mum said...

I love spotting these now. It has become almost a sport to find new designs.

Bill said...

Nice find, I like it.

magiceye said...

Cool street art!

Veronica Lee said...

Despite the graffiti, the mural still captures the beauty of the Kererū.

Happy Monday, Amy!

Bertiebo said...

that's it!

Sami said...

Simple, but lovely. What a pity about the tagging. Thanks for participating in Monday Murals.

Sharon said...

The sentiment is perfect.

Lydia C. Lee said...

I hate it when they do that - there's a million walls in the world to scribble on, just find a blank one...

Lydia C. Lee said...

#MuralMondays

William Kendall said...

Taggers have no respect.

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