This critter is the original tree-hugger, whose prehistoric ancestors were the size of an elephant! Although arboreal by design, sloths love to swim and are faster in the water than on land. Their rough fur is often covered in bugs & algae, both of which make fantastic camouflage. Let’s all climb a tree & take a nap!

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This cousin of the Largemouth Bass has many nicknames, including "Smallie" & "Bronzeback." It is the most trout-like bass, and is an "ambush" predator. This freshwater fish prefers flowing streams & rivers with rocky bottoms (versus still lakes, preferred by the largemouth). Our Smallmouth Bass blown-glass ornament is a great gift for your fisherfolk!

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The cockatiel is a member of the cockatoo family and is a popular household pet throughout the world. Some cockatiels can be trained to repeat words, although most just whistle. Birds are a symbol of happiness and joy, making them the perfect addition to a Christmas tree.

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Pearls are naturally, but rarely, created in oysters. They symbolize something rare, fine, admirable and valuable. Most fine jewelry is created from precious metals and jewels extracted from the Earth, but pearls are a rare entity created inside a living oyster.

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The beautiful Alpine Rainbow Trout is found in high elevation lakes that often require hiking to reach. Fishing isn’t just the thrill of a tight line with a strong fish on, but a sport that teaches patience, respect for the environment, and gives an insight into the value of life.

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Who would have thought that mixing an Irish Setter with a Poodle would create such a fantastic dog? The Irish Doodle is a friendly, medium-sized dog who rarely barks and is great with kids and other pets. Their coats are hypoallergenic and they are a great addition to most any family.

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The origin of the "Spring Chicken" phrase is factual; farmers found chickens born in the spring brought better prices than "old" chickens that survived the winter. Chickens are vital to farm life; they lay eggs, produce fertilizer and eventually sacrifice their lives. These animals help farm families survive.

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Our little Western Bluebird with Clip is a symbol of happiness and fulfillment, as well as a reminder to be grateful for your many blessings! Bluebirds were once quite common, but are becoming more rarely seen. Take a moment to recall the beauty of birds with our adorable blown glass bluebird ornament!

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Birds are symbols of happiness and joy, so they are regarded as a necessity on the Christmas tree. Glassblowers often kept wild birds during the winter months since the sound of the gas flame in the workshop prompted the birds to sing. Then when spring arrived, the birds returned to freedom.

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Nuthatches have the unusual ability to climb down trees head first. They are generally omnivorous and have strong bills. When Nuthatches gather nuts and seeds, they jam them into tree bark, and hammer or "hatch" the food open with their bills.

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Your furry little critter loves to sunbathe, play with ribbons and purr when she snuggles in your lap. Tell the world how much you cherish your feline with this adorable memento. Its also a purr-fect gift for your other cat-loving family and friends. Catnip not included.

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The moon casts eerie light on the darkest of nights, but especially on Halloween, so when the sounds of a lonesome owl hooting and screeching break the silence, it can be both beautiful and frightening! Once thought to be the companions of witches and wizards, owls are symbols of the mysterious and are associated often with Halloween.

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