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Great tit (11 x 5,5 cm)
Symbolizes: Protection, adjustability and intelligence -
Plover (12 x 4 cm)
Symbolizes: Sneaking behavior -
Robin (12,5 x 4,5 cm)
Symbolizes: Musicality, joy, courage and competitiveness -
Waxwing (12,5 x 5 cm)
Symbolizes: Resilience, migration, courtesy, gentleness and gratitude -
Bearded tit (13 x 4 cm)
Symbolizes: Reproduction and sensitivity -
Jay (14 x 5 cm)
Symbolizes: Assertiveness, energy and talkativeness -
Snow bunting (12 x 4,5 cm)
Symbolizes: Winter, coldness and beauty -
Blackbird (10,5 x 4 cm)
Symbolizes: Musicality, defence and fragility -
Blackbird, female (10,5 x 4 cm)
Symbolizes: Musicality, defence and fragility -
Tilbud
Blackbird pair (10,5 x 4 cm)
Symbolizes: Musicality, defence and fragility -
Herring gull (15 x 9,5 cm)
Symbolizes: Aggression, freedom and communication -
Coal tit (10,5 x 3,5 cm)
Symbolizes: Noble and stylish -
Black Woodpecker (13 x 5 cm)
Symbolizes: Shyness, nervousness and drumming -
Nuthatch (11 x 4 cm)
Symbolizes: Intelligence, competitiveness and being steadfast -
Starling (12,5 x 4 cm)
Symbolizes: Musicality, sociality -
Goldfinch (12 x 5 cm)
Symbolizes: Abundance, positivity and inspired energy -
Oystercatcher (16 x 8 cm)
Symbolizes: Solidarity, energy, protection and endurance -
Swallow on wings
Symbolizes: Companionship, the summer's coming, happiness, fitness and stamina -
Capercaillie (11 x 11 cm)
Symbolizes: Day activity and protection -
Crested tit (12 x 4 cm)
Symbolizes: Protection, immobility and joy -
Dipper (10 x 5,5 cm)
Symbolizes: Nervousness, diving skills and happiness -
Lapwing (13 x 7 cm)
Symbolizes: The coming of spring, the relation between nature and human beings and country life -
White wagtail (14 x 5 cm)
Symbolizes: Elegance, trust, movement and sociality -
Lunde (13 x 5,5 cm)
Symbolizes: Longevity, overview of sea and understanding of parental abandonment