The magnificent sculpture of the buzzards (see photo below) was created by Polish sculptor Walenty Pytel who oversaw the installation. The sculpture was funded by Malvern Town Council, Malvern Hills District Council and private donations.

The Malvern Gazette reported it is not the first time that Mr Pytel has made a sculpture to mark a royal jubilee. In 1977 a Silver Jubilee commemorative fountain depicting Great Britain’s heraldic beasts was unveiled outside the Houses of Parliament.

A plaque below the sculpture records:
Malvern Buzzards
Created by Walenty Pytel
Marking the Diamond Jubilee of
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 2012
Unveiled by HRH The Duke of Gloucester KC GCVO
12th March 2013

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