warbler
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Chestnut-sided Warbler #1
This is an original, fully detailed and life sized carving. The bird is hand carved from basswood and painted with acrylic colors. It is mounted on a hand carved wooden base. Glass eyes and the metal feet. The size of … Continued
Golden-crowned Warbler
This is an original, fully detailed and life sized carving. The bird is hand carved from basswood and painted with acrylic colors. It is mounted on a hand carved wooden base. Glass eyes and the metal feet. The size of … Continued
Palm Warbler
This is an original, fully detailed and life sized carving. The bird is hand carved from basswood and painted with acrylic colors. It is mounted on a hand carved wooden base. Glass eyes and the metal feet. The size of … Continued
Yellow-throated Warbler
This is an original, fully detailed and life sized carving. The bird is hand carved from basswood and painted with acrylic colors. It is mounted on a hand carved wooden base. Glass eyes and the metal feet. The size of … Continued
Nashville Warbler #2
This is an original, fully detailed and life sized carving. The bird is hand carved from basswood and painted with acrylic colors. It is mounted on a hand carved wooden base. Glass eyes and metal feet. The size of the … Continued
Nashville Warbler #1
This is an original, fully detailed and life sized carving. The bird is hand carved from basswood and painted with acrylic colors. It is mounted on a hand carved wooden base. Glass eyes and the metal feet. The size of … Continued
Prothonotary Warbler
This is an original, fully detailed and life sized carving. The bird is hand carved from basswood and painted with acrylic colors. It is mounted on a hand carved wooden base. Glass eyes and the metal feet. The size of … Continued
Common Yellowthroat Pair (Warbler)
This is an original, fully detailed carving The birds are hand carved from basswood and painted with acrylic colors. It measures 4 inches from the top of the head to the end of the tail. It stands 7-1/2 inches high. … Continued