a fused glass hairy woodpecker hangs in front of white flowers
Black and White and Red Glass Hairy Woodpecker hanging ornament
Black and white bird with red head and long pointed beak. Hairy Woodpecker glass ornament
A black and white fused glass hairy woodpecker hangs in front of a tree.
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Hairy Woodpecker close up on a peanut feeder
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Hairy Woodpecker Hanging Bird Ornament

$36.00 CAD
$36.00 CAD
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Hairy Woodpecker  (Dryobates villosus)

Glass Art Hanging Glass Ornament

The Hairy Woodpecker is a true favourite with birders and non-birders alike! He's a favourite here in the studio too! Hairy Woodpeckers are the largest of our two woodpeckers in Nova Scotia. Cute, never pushy on the feeders, and it's a treat to watch the gentle-hearted males feeding the babies! I can also appreciate his penchant for peanuts.

Hanging Woodpecker Details

  • Handcrafted in Nova Scotia using fused glass (no paints, glazes or molds)
  • Hanging Hairy Woodpecker sun-catcher/Christmas Tree or window ornament.
  • Artisan Studio-Glass made in Nova Scotia
  • Size Approximately 4.5-5 " for adult, 3.5-4" for chick
  • Photos are for guidance only, though your bird will look similar. As it's handcrafted glass art, there will be minor variations in colour, tone and shade.
  • The direction the bird is facing varies.
  • Fused glass has a front and back. The front is glossier and has more detail. 

 

If you'd like more details on how I handcraft the Woodpecker and other birds, please visit the blog How the Birds were made 

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