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DecoBird Eurasian Woodcock
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DecoBird Eurasian Woodcock

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DecoBird Eurasian Woodcock is a true-to-life handcrafted wooden bird inspired by birdlife from around the world.
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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
  • Weight:260 g
  • Size:L: 193 W: 85 H: 150 mm
  • Materials:Hand-carved wood, water-based paint.
  • Other:Informative booklet with facts about the bird is included
  • EAN:7350054766265

Description

Article no.: WG4450

A beautifully hand-carved woodcock adds a touch of natural charm to any home.

DecoBird Eurasian Woodcock, with its rounded body and watchful eyes, adds a personal and natural element to bookshelves, home offices, or living rooms.

Artisans handcraft these Swedish-designed wooden birds using wood and water-based paint. As each bird is handmade, they possess slight variations, making each piece unique.

About the Eurasian Woodcock

The Eurasian woodcock (Scolopax rusticola) was first described taxonomically in 1758 in Systema Naturae by Carl von Linné. It is a long-billed, round, and robust migratory bird with large eyes set far back on its head and a wingspan of 56–60 cm. Woodcocks have a thriving global population and breed primarily in Russia and Fennoscandia. During courtship, the male woodcock flies along a specific route at dusk, known as 'roding'. This circuit takes about 12 minutes and has been utilised in hunting.

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Every DecoBird is the result of a close collaboration between experts in ornithology, design, and artisanship, resulting in a unique collection of hand-carved wooden birds, each with a distinct personality.

These handcrafted birds are an ideal gift for bird and nature enthusiasts. Their authentic and detailed design makes them popular among collectors and a stylish addition to home décor, complementing both modern and classic styles. Schools also use them as teaching aids or to add a creative touch to classrooms.

In Other Languages

Scientific name: Scolopax rusticola

Dutch: Houtsnip

French: Bécasse des bois

German: Waldschnepfe

Italian: Beccaccia

Spanish: Chocha Perdiz

Swedish: Morkulla