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DecoBird Flying Blue Tit, hand carved wooden bird painted with environmentally friendly colours
DecoBird Flying Blue Tit, hand carved wooden bird painted with environmentally friendly colours
DecoBird Flying Blue Tit, hand carved wooden bird painted with environmentally friendly colours, hanging from a branch
DecoBird Flying Blue Tit, hand carved wooden bird painted with environmentally friendly colours, front view

DecoBird Flying Blue Tit

€34
A handmade flying blue tit is a lovely hanging decoration in a conservatory or elsewhere.
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  • 20 years' expertise in designing, producing and delivering artisanal homeware.
  • Packaging:Display carton with window
  • Weight:0,033 kg
  • Size:L: 96 x W: 135 x H: 78 mm
  • Materials:Hand-carved wood, water-based paint.
  • Other:Informative booklet with facts about the bird is included
  • EAN:7350054764735

Description

Article no.: WG4441

Lifelike flying blue tit

DecoBird Flying Bluetit is hand-carved out of limewood and hand-painted in non-toxic acrylic paint. This bird adds a nature-inspired decorative element when hung in a window, perhaps from a branch. 

The bird comes in a simple yet attractive cardboard gift box where it peeks out from the window. Included is a short, informative booklet with some interesting facts about the blue tit.

About the Blue Tit

Its dainty appearance makes the blue tit a favourite in the garden. At the bird feeder, this spunky bird doesn't allow itself to be chased away by larger birds, despite its minute size. It likes seeds and bread as well as pecking at tallow. The male feeds its female both before and after breeding when they build nests in a nesting box. The female can sit on up to 16 eggs.

Blue tit in other languages:

Scientific name: Cyanistes caeruleus Dutch: Pimpelmees
French: Mésange bleue
German: Blaumeise
Italian: Cinciarella
Spanish: Herrerillo Común
Swedish: Blåmes