Honeybee Balsa Ornament balsa-freshwaterfish ” the Oystercatcher was renamed

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

Spotted salamanders are amphibians named for the orange and yellow spots running down their back

However they don't find them all

the metal is melted down

These cute little sand-cast sculptures are created out of old car parts and scrap aluminum collected from garbage dumps in Nicaragua

Honeybee Balsa Ornament balsa-freshwaterfish ” the Oystercatcher was renamedHoneybees fly up to 15 mph and beat their wings 200 times per second or 12,000 beats per minute! They are the only insect that produces a food (honey) eaten by humans in significant quantity. 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".