Goldfinch Wind Chime
Add some fun to your garden or patio with this cute goldfinch wind chime. The wood clapper provides a soft, pleasant sound when the wind blows, adding a serene melody to your outdoor space. Perfect for bird enthusiasts and garden lovers alike, this wind chime adds some whimsy to your outdoor setting.
Height: 4”
Bottom Diameter: 3-5/8”
Total Length: 26”
Goldfinches are a favorite subject of backyard birdwatchers. They’re common throughout the United States and are the state bird of New Jersey, Iowa and Washington. Yet even though they’re comfortable in human-dominated landscapes, they face several threats in this environment including predation by outdoor cats, pesticide poisoning and collisions with glass windows.
Add some fun to your garden or patio with this cute goldfinch wind chime. The wood clapper provides a soft, pleasant sound when the wind blows, adding a serene melody to your outdoor space. Perfect for bird enthusiasts and garden lovers alike, this wind chime adds some whimsy to your outdoor setting.
Height: 4”
Bottom Diameter: 3-5/8”
Total Length: 26”
Goldfinches are a favorite subject of backyard birdwatchers. They’re common throughout the United States and are the state bird of New Jersey, Iowa and Washington. Yet even though they’re comfortable in human-dominated landscapes, they face several threats in this environment including predation by outdoor cats, pesticide poisoning and collisions with glass windows.
Add some fun to your garden or patio with this cute goldfinch wind chime. The wood clapper provides a soft, pleasant sound when the wind blows, adding a serene melody to your outdoor space. Perfect for bird enthusiasts and garden lovers alike, this wind chime adds some whimsy to your outdoor setting.
Height: 4”
Bottom Diameter: 3-5/8”
Total Length: 26”
Goldfinches are a favorite subject of backyard birdwatchers. They’re common throughout the United States and are the state bird of New Jersey, Iowa and Washington. Yet even though they’re comfortable in human-dominated landscapes, they face several threats in this environment including predation by outdoor cats, pesticide poisoning and collisions with glass windows.