But why is it called nuthatch? Because of its ability to place clay or food items in an existing nest in a crevice, which it then shapes using its beak until it has the right dimensions.
It will stand out in your garden, giving it a touch a color and poetry.
The small blackboard is quite handy to write the name of the plant it supports.
Cut, shaped, welded and painted entirely by hand at our workshop in Harare. We take great care to achieve resemblance in morphology, color and attitude.
