Red-winged Blackbird Balsa Ornament balsa-pet the less he spoke

the less he spoke

They are actors when someone there is a threat to their nest

" Tiger swallowtails practice mimicry - imitating the pipevine butterfly (which is poisonous) so that their predators stay away

Northern orioles have a sweet tooth

Red-winged Blackbird Balsa Ornament balsa-pet the less he spokeThe red and yellow patch on its wing is a dead giveaway for the stunning red winged blackbird. You can find them in marshes on cattails or brushy swamps. They eat insects like dragonflies, mayflies, moths, or butterflies, as well as snails, spiders, frogs and eggs. 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