Bay-breasted Warbler Balsa Ornament rainforest but once in the air

but once in the air they can fly up to 70mph

but they are important

They are considered the slowest flying bat in North America

Each ceramic luminary is created from local clay

Gemini (May 21 – June 20)

Bay-breasted Warbler Balsa Ornament rainforest but once in the airBay breasted warblers eat insects and berries, but they especially love spruce budworms, a forest pest responsible for damaging many acres of fir and spruce trees. When there is an outbreak of the spruce budworms, it is estimated that a bay breasted warbler can eat almost 13,000 budworms in a little over a month! Made out of sustainably harvested balsa wood, these lightweight ornaments are hand carved and then painted with non toxic acrylic paint by a