American Oystercatcher Balsa Ornament jewelry and overfishing

and overfishing

5 inches at the base x 10

Their hairy heads get covered with pollen that they take flower to flower as they fly from cactus to cactus throughout the night

Two reasons to love squirrels:

This Turtle Luminary is handcrafted in a family workshop in the community of San Juan de Oriente

American Oystercatcher Balsa Ornament jewelry and overfishingThe American oystercatcher is an easily recognized wading shorebird. They have a bright orange red bill that they jab into bivalve shells to sever the muscle that keeps the shell shut. Once called the sea pie, the oystercatcher got its name from eating oysters, naturally! Made out of sustainably harvested balsa wood, these lightweight ornaments are hand carved and then painted with non toxic acrylic paint by a cooperative of skilled artisans on Isla