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DecoBird Northern Wheatear, hand carved wooden bird painted with environmentally friendly colours
DecoBird Northern Wheatear, hand carved wooden bird painted with environmentally friendly colours
DecoBird Northern Wheatear, hand carved wooden bird painted with environmentally friendly colours, outdoors
DecoBird Northern Wheatear, hand carved wooden bird painted with environmentally friendly colours, side view

DecoBird Northern Wheatear

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The bright and lively northern wheatear is carefully hand-carved out of linden wood and hand painted using water-based paints.
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  • Orders made before 11:00 are processed the same work day. Orders made after 11:00 are processed latest the following work day
  • Packaging:Display carton
  • Weight:0,045 kg
  • Size:L: 117 x W: 49 x H: 102 mm
  • Materials:Hand-carved wood, water-based paint.
  • Other:Informative booklet with facts about the bird is included
  • EAN:7350054764421

Description

Article no.: WG4439

Realistic bird wooden bird sculpture

DecoBird Northern Wheatear is a realistic representation of the real bird and makes for an elegant decoration in your home. This wooden bird sculpture is handmade out of linden wood and comes delivered in an attractive gift box.

About the northern wheatear

The northern wheatear (Oenanthe oenanthe) occurs in Europe, northern and central Asia, northern Africa and northwestern Canada. It is a small bird with a thin, straight and black beak. It usually stands upright with its body but curtsies and bows every time it lands. This lively bird lives in pairs, often in rocky, open terrain such as fields and meadows and sustains itself on a diet of insects, worms and other small animals.

About our hand carved birds

Wildlife Garden designs high quality realistic hand carved wooden sculptures. The collectors series DecoBird features a variety of birds from around the world.
Northern wheatear in other languages:
Scientific name: Oenanthe oenanthe
Dutch: Tapuit
French: Traquet motteux
German: Steinschmätzer
Italian: Culbianco olartico
Spanish: Collalba Gris
Swedish: Stenskvätta