Big & Little Dipper Constellations Ceramic Ring Dish balsa-backyardbird found at the bottom of

found at the bottom of the ocean

and then back to freshwater to spawn

You will not find this beautiful song bird at your bird feeder

This friendly duck/hen can lay an impressive 300 eggs a year

They are notorious for burying acorns for the winter and then finding them under the snow

Big & Little Dipper Constellations Ceramic Ring Dish balsa-backyardbird found at the bottom ofWho has never seen the Big and Little Dippers? The Big Dipper is a part of the constellation Ursa Major, and the Little Dipper is a portion of Ursa Minor. Decorate your nightstand with one of these ring dishes or give it as a gift. Each dish is thrown on a non electric kick wheel, etched with a bicycle spoke, and then wood kiln fired. Created by artisans in San Juan de Oriente, Nicaragua. For decorative use only and not food safe. 4. 5" diameter. Fair