Banksy has revealed his latest street art work, this time above a chippy in Walthamstow.
The black silhouettes of two pelicans have appeared above the shopfront of Bonners Fish Bar on the corner of Northcote Road and Pretoria Avenue.
Banksy took to his Instagram account today (August 9) claiming the piece as his own.
The latest art follows the theft of Banksy's fourth mural of a howling wolf (Image: Banksy/PA Wire) It is the latest work by the anonymous Bristol-based street artist in a series of animal-themed art popping up across London.
In Richmond, a goat perched on top of a wall appeared on August 5, with two elephants pictured on a building in Chelsea on August 6.
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On August 7, Banksy revealed he had been to Brick Lane, Shoreditch, with three swinging monkeys painted on the side of a railway bridge.
His fourth instalment, a wolf on a satellite dish in Peckham, was stolen no more than an hour after it was unveiled.
Each artwork has been posted to the artist's Instagram feed with a single photo and no caption.
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