American Oystercatcher Field Bag balsa-arctic Each ceramic luminary is created

Each ceramic luminary is created from local clay

They are big eaters - up to 20 pounds of meat for one meal

Originally called the “sea pie

In turn the clownfish who often eats within the tentacles will drop bits of food to his friend

with insulated living quarters located in the top above the water line

American Oystercatcher Field Bag balsa-arctic Each ceramic luminary is createdOriginally called the sea pie, the Oystercatcher was renamed in 1731 when they were observed eating oysters, although this is not all they eat. They use their large orange bill to pry open or smash mollusks. Our Oystercatcher Field Bag is designed to hold a field guide, keys, wallet, and water bottle. These bags are perfect for birdwatchers, hikers, zoo docents, or your favorite nature enthusiast. Made of 100% hand loomed cotton, all bags have a 1. 5"