California Condor Balsa Ornament jewelry-6 Who has never seen the

Who has never seen the Big and Little Dippers

Created out of old car parts and scrap aluminum collected from the garbage dumps in Nicaragua

They are known to hunt together using their dorsal fins to create a barrier around their prey

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

California Condor Balsa Ornament jewelry-6 Who has never seen theAs the largest North American bird, the California condor is critically endangered. Despite their size you don't have to fear them. They are called obligate scavengers, which means that they only eat dead animals. 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".