Whimsical Octopus Balsa Ornament balsa-desert eat and be sociable

eat and be sociable

and they understand space and time

” the Oystercatcher was renamed in 1731 when they were observed eating oysters

The Pacific sea turtle is the largest of the hard-shelled turtles and the second largest of all sea turtles

Our Common Yellowthroat Field Bag is designed to hold a field guide

Whimsical Octopus Balsa Ornament balsa-desert eat and be sociable"I wonder in the dark of night of the sea, the octopus dreams of me." M. Scott Momaday 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 Solentiname, Nicaragua. Approximate size: 5" x 2". Note: Each whimsical ornament may vary in color from the one in the photo.