Hatching Turtle Balsa Ornament sterling the oystercatcher got its name

the oystercatcher got its name from eating oysters

They are covered with small hairs that are poisonous to their predators and can even cause irritation to humans if we touch them

able to run 30 mph

The worker bees only live about a month

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Hatching Turtle Balsa Ornament sterling the oystercatcher got its nameSea turtles lay their eggs in the sand, where they incubate for up to 100 days. The temperature of the sand determines the sex of the turtle. When they are ready to hatch, they do this in unison, coming out of the sand and making their way into the ocean. Some refer to this as a "turtle boil" because the sand looks like it is boiling until the turtles emerge. Made out of sustainably harvested balsa wood, these lightweight ornaments are hand carved and