Golden Owl Brooch Pin Colvin tries to eat musgrooms

Colvin tries to eat musgrooms several times a week for his health and we are fortunate to have a great local grower

Approximately 7" wide at top

bringing colorful energy and helping you stay organized

Features feathery stitching reminiscent of stalks of wheat

spectacular spotted tail is filled with a crystal-like structure that reflects light in the bright

Golden Owl Brooch Pin Colvin tries to eat musgroomsThe golden owl, with its distinctive golden feathers, is a solitary and elusive bird, often active at twilight. Known for its sharp talons and silent flight, it preys on small mammals, birds, and insects. Unlike many owls it prefers open woodlands and grasslands, and its eyesight is so acute that it can spot pey in near total darkness.