Creatures
of the Night
An eight-piece set of birds and animals which are typically active at night
Original designs hand painted in Windsor and Newton acrylics and varnished
with at least 2 coats of satin varnish for a more naturalistic appearance
Tawny owl. Our most commonly heard owl with a pair calling ‘to wit, to woo’.
Approximately 22cms tall and 10cms wide.
Red fox. Sleek and bright eyed.
Approximately 15cms tall and 7.5 cms wide.
Natterer’s bat. Cute and furry flying mammal, feeding on insects.
Approximately 12cms tall and 6cms wide.
Female Stonechat bird. Most commonly found on heathland and conifer woods.
Approximately 9cms tall and 4.5cms wide.
Mole. Velvet subterranean with lovely large paws for digging.
Approximately 6.5cms tall and 3 cms wide.
Pygmy shrew. High pitched squeaking, and busy, busy hunting insects.
Approximately 4.5cms tall and 2.5cms wide.
Death’s head hawk moth. The largest moth found in the British Isles. Distinctive skull-like markings.
Approximately 3cms tall and 1.5cms wide.
Rose chafer beetle. Like a beautiful green jewel.
Approximately 1.75cms tall and 0.75cms wide.
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