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Blue tit (11 x 5 cm)
Symbolizes: Aggressiveness, protection and acrobatic ingenuity. -
Bullfinch, male (12 x 5 cm)
Symbolizes: Solidarity, melancholy, loyalty and family -
Robin (12,5 x 4,5 cm)
Symbolizes: Musicality, joy, courage and competitiveness -
Great tit (11 x 5,5 cm)
Symbolizes: Protection, adjustability and intelligence -
Wren (8 x 5,5 cm)
Symbolizes: Creativity, vulnerability and friendliness -
Bullfinch pair (12 x 5 cm)
Symbolizes: All year -
Kingfisher (10 x 5,5 cm)
Symbolizes: Shyness, peace, prosperity, sunshine and love -
Blackbird (10,5 x 4 cm)
Symbolizes: Musicality, defence and fragility -
Spotted woodpecker (15 x 4,5 cm)
Symbolizes: Attention, opportunity, discernment and signaling -
Goldfinch (12 x 5 cm)
Symbolizes: Abundance, positivity and inspired energy -
Bullfinch, female (12 x 5 cm)
Symbolizes: Solidarity, melancholy, loyalty and family -
Nuthatch (11 x 4 cm)
Symbolizes: Intelligence, competitiveness and being steadfast -
House sparrow (11 x 5,5 cm)
Symbolizes: Monogamy, sociality, community, friendliness and prestige -
Common Brimstone (10 x 5 cm)
Symbolizes: Spring, resilience and beauty -
Long-tailed tit (12 x 4,5 cm)
Symbolizes: Socialitet, family, success and adaptability -
Barn Swallow (15 x 5 cm)
Symbolizes: Socializing, the coming of summer, happiness, physical fitness and endurance. -
Lapwing (13 x 7 cm)
Symbolizes: The coming of spring, the relation between nature and human beings and country life -
Pheasant (17 x 5,5 cm)
Symbolizes: Passion, balance, sexuality, protection, creativity and good judgement -
Small Tortoiseshell (10 x 4 cm)
Symbolizes: Nationality, territorial behaviour and colorfulness -
White wagtail (14 x 5 cm)
Symbolizes: Elegance, trust, movement and sociality -
Red Admiral
Symbolizes: Sociality, time and transition -
Jay (14 x 5 cm)
Symbolizes: Assertiveness, energy and talkativeness -
Waxwing (12,5 x 5 cm)
Symbolizes: Resilience, migration, courtesy, gentleness and gratitude -
European green woodpecker (16 x 4,5 cm)
Symbolizes: Authority, seriousness, shyness and stationary behaviour