Hooded Warbler Balsa Ornament balsa-desert Robins are often associated with

Robins are often associated with spring as they are usually the first bird we see as winter passes in the northeastern US

and whites mixed with dark forest-green feathers provides excellent camouflage in forested areas

and they can use it as a snorkle when swimming

They even have special feathers around their nostrils to keep them from breathing in all the wood chips they create

Brighten up your desk or bookcase with this recycled “love” sculpture

Hooded Warbler Balsa Ornament balsa-desert Robins are often associated withHooded warblers often fan their tails, showing off their white outer tail feathers. This is believed to startle insects into flying, allowing the warblers to catch their next meal. 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".