Lovebirds Pair Hanging Ornament - Hand-Carved Solid Basswood Wildlife Sculpture and warm rufous back —

and warm rufous back — are individually carved and painted to field-guide accuracy

eBird records show that unlike its close relative the House Sparrow

What material is used

Each colour zone must be defined by the underlying carved surface before the brush touches wood

the Sultan Tit (Melanochlora sultanea) is most frequently sighted across a sweeping arc from the foothills of the Himalayas through Southeast Asia — with hotspot concentrations logged in Thailand

Lovebirds Pair Hanging Ornament - Hand-Carved Solid Basswood Wildlife Sculpture and warm rufous back —Lovebirds Pair Hanging Ornament Hand Carved Solid Basswood This Lovebirds pair (Agapornis roseicollis) is inspired by the global avian data and sightings tracked by eBird, the world's largest biodiversity database maintained by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Each piece is hand carved from solid basswood and finished by hand to capture the Rosy faced Lovebird's vivid rose pink face, bright green body, and the tender closeness that makes this species