The barn swallow is the most widespread species of swallow in the world. It is distinctive by its blue upperparts, a long, deeply forked tail and curved, pointed wings. Barn Swallows live in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas. Birds are symbols of happiness and joy, and bring this spirit to the Christmas tree.

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Did you know that Koalas have fingerprints just like humans? In fact, scientists struggle to identify the fingerprints left on this candy cane as koala or human. One thing is for certain, this koala wishes you a Merry Christmas!

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Inspired by our favorite forest friends, the Vintage Woodland Collection is made from blown glass and decorated to replicate the mercury finish of traditional Victorian ornaments. With their rustic charm and simple beauty, these pieces invite the seasonal spirit of the natural world into your home.

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Hopping along the way to spread Christmas cheer, this mom and her Joey are ready for Christmas. One of Santa’s first stops is the home of kangaroos, Australia. Let’s hope this little Joey’s name is on the nice list!

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Imagine waking on Christmas morning to find that dear old Santa Claus has left the most precious gift, a Golden Puppy! "Man’s best friend" is a beloved gift that stands beside its master through thick and thin.

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With their brightly colored plumage, engaging behavior, and ability to talk, Parakeets are one of nature’s most beautiful and fascinating creatures. In the wild, they are found in lowland tropical forests and are strong flyers who feed on fruits, seeds, nuts, and berries. From assortment 18049

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Rabbits are very shy and frail animals. Having no natural means of protecting itself, the rabbit is dependent on the kindness of man and other animals for its survival. At Christmastime the rabbit represents the renewal of this faith in others to provide guidance, protection, and kindness. From assortment 12365.

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Rabbits are very shy and frail animals. Having no natural means of protecting itself, the rabbit is dependent on the kindness of man and other animals for its survival. At Christmastime the rabbit represents the renewal of this faith in others to provide guidance, protection, and kindness. From assortment 12192.

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"Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse!" declares Clement Moore’s famous poem, "The Night Before Christmas." However, this little mouse has managed to find his way out to sing Christmas carols. After all, Christmas is for everyone! From Assortment 12427.

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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. From assortment 18107

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Bumble the Abominable Snow Monster is a menacing snow monster who hates everything having to do with Christmas. Although his story begins as Rudolph’s adversary, Bumble is humbled and becomes part of Christmastown and gets to put the star upon the tree in Santa’s castle.

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Anglers young and old take to the waters to bring home crappie, one of the tastiest fish in North America. Avid fishers will use tried and true methods to reel in a crappie; many fishing tales include using spider rigging as the preferred method.

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