The western spinebill is a tiny honeyeater with a long, curved bill perfectly suited for reaching deep into flowers for nectar. Found in south-west Western Australia, these energetic birds dart between banksias, grevilleas and other native plants, playing an important role as pollinators along the way. Despite their small size, western spinebills are surprisingly feisty and will happily defend a good food source from much larger birds. Protecting native heathlands and woodlands is essential for their survival, and organisations like Darling Range Wildlife Shelter help care for native wildlife and support community conservation efforts. With their constant movement and needle-like bill, they look like tiny feathered fencers buzzing through the bush.

Here to add a playful touch to any summer wardrobe, these women's cropped tees come with a breezy attitude that is bound to be loved on hot days. Designed with a short body that helps show off the wearer's silhouette and dropped shoulders for an extra stylish touch, each cropped tee comes preshrunk so that it can retain its size even after multiple washes.

.: Medium fabric (5.3 oz/yd² (180 g/m²))
.: Relaxed fit
.: Sewn-in label
.: 100% combed cotton (fiber content varies for different colors)