DecoBird European Bee-eater
DecoBird European Bee-eater
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DecoBird European Bee-eater

The hand-carved European bee-eater has exciting contrasting colours.
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  • Weight:98 g
  • Size:L: 215 B: 55 H: 123 mm
  • Materials:Hand-carved wood, water-based paint.
  • Other:Informative booklet with facts about the bird is included
  • EAN:7350054765510

Description

Article no.: WG4475

Natural looking European bee-eater in carved wood

The European bee-eater, with its contrasting colours, is an interesting acquaintance to place on the shelf, on the work table or perhaps in the middle of the fine dining area. A beautiful bird with a name that opens up discussion about its eating habits.

This charming bird carving is Swedish-designed and handcrafted in wood and water-based paints. As the birds are handmade, each piece possesses delicate variations in detail, lending personality to each individual.

About the European Bee-eater

The European bee-eater is a slim, colourful bird inhabiting south and central Europe, Africa and western Asia. Both the male and female flaunt the bright plumage. Their diet consists mainly of insects, especially different types of wasps. The European honeybee is a particular delicacy for these winged hunters.
The birds build long tunnels in sandbanks near rivers, where they lay 5–8 eggs in early June. Both sexes tend to the eggs that hatch around three weeks later.

DecoBird by Wildlife Garden

We create our handcrafted DecoBirds in close collaboration with ornithological experts, product designers and skilled artisans. The result is an ever-growing family of birds where each piece is unique.

DecoBirds are perfect gifts for bird- and nature lovers. At home, they are charming decorations and design elements suitable for modern and more generous styles. Their lifelike appearance makes them ideal in educational settings, and schools use them as teaching aids and playful classroom decorations. Thanks to their authentic, detailed expression, they are also popular as collector's items.

In Other Languages

Scientific name: Merops apiaster

Dutch: Bijeneter

French: DecoBird Guêpier d'Europe

German: DecoBird Bienenfresser

Italian: Gruccione

Spanish: Abejaruco Europeo

Swedish: DecoBird Biätare

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