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DecoBird Oystercatcher, hand carved wooden bird painted with environmentally friendly colours
DecoBird Oystercatcher, hand carved wooden bird painted with environmentally friendly colours
DecoBird Oystercatcher, hand carved wooden bird painted with environmentally friendly colours
DecoBird Oystercatcher, hand carved wooden bird painted with environmentally friendly colours, in its display carton

DecoBird Oystercatcher

€50
The oystercatcher is a wader that lives along the coast.
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  • 14 day return policy
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  • 20 years' expertise in designing, producing and delivering artisanal homeware.
  • Packaging:Closed carton
  • Weight:0,222 kg
  • Size:L: 258 x W: 71 x H: 158 mm
  • Materials:Hand-carved wood, water-based paint.
  • Other:Informative booklet with facts about the bird is included
  • EAN:7350054762243

Description

Article no.: WG459

The oystercatcher is a wader that lives along the coast. Its Latin name, Haematopus Ostralegus, refers partly to its red legs and partly to its fondness for seafood. Haematopus means blood foot and ostralegus means oyster picker. A stylish marine bird in white, black and bright red.

Oystercatcher in other languages:

Scientific name: Haematopus ostralegus
Dutch: Scholekster
French: Huîtrier Pie
German: Austernfischer
Italian: Beccaccia di mare
Spanish: Ostrero Euroasiático
Swedish: Strandskata

Our hand-carved birds

In addition to the oystercatcher, Wildlife Garden's collector series DecoBird includes several seabirds and a variety of other well-known birds. A safe bet when you want to give a prized gift.
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