Snipe Celtic Designs The corncrake is more often

The corncrake is more often heard than seen

Also available in bog oak

where they flourish with the help of the IWCC and local farmers

The kingfisher

The Celts worshipped in oak and yew forests as they sought to contact their Gods

Snipe Celtic Designs The corncrake is more oftenThe distinctive bill of the snipe accounts for one quarter of its overall length, which it uses to find food in the soft ground in the bogland. The tip of the bill is exceptionally flexible and sensitive to catch its unsuspecting pray of worms. A lovely mix of brown, white and black form the remarkable stripe of its head. The oak is particularly suitable for carving this small attractive bird. 19cm high.