• Size: 8x3x1.75"
• Material: Glass & Feathers

• From Old World Christmas

"Tweet-tweet! Make way for the Green Jay Ornament, a vibrant burst of tropical color that's ready to perch on your Christmas tree. Brought to you by Old World Christmas, this glass ornament captures the essence of the lively Green Jay, a bird known for its stunning plumage and spirited song. Measuring a full 8 inches from beak to tail feather, this ornament is a sizable celebration of nature's beauty.

This colorful tropical bird is found mostly in southern Texas, Mexico, and South America. Similar in size to a Blue Jay, the Green Jay is a bit shorter and more rounded and has a large vocal repertoire. Since birds are symbols of happiness and joy, they are regarded as a necessity on the Christmas tree. Your tree wouldn't be complete with this gorgeously green glass Green Jay ornament.

Now, you can bring a touch of that joy to your own holiday haven. Imagine this glass Green Jay, with its shimmering colors and graceful shape, nestled among the branches of your Christmas tree, a beacon of natural beauty among the baubles and lights. Sporting a mix of dazzling green, yellow, and blue that will give your holiday season fabulous contrast and color.

Native to the warmer climates of southern Texas, Mexico, and beyond, the Green Jay may be shorter and rounder than its cousin the Blue Jay, but what it lacks in size, it more than makes up for in personality. With a vocal repertoire that's as impressive as its colorful coat, this bird is a symbol of happiness and joy—exactly what we all seek during the festive season.

Birds have long been considered a necessity for the Christmas tree, and the Green Jay ornament is a perfect choice to continue this tradition. Not only will it add a splash of color and a dash of the tropics to your holiday decor, but it will also stand as a reminder of the joyful melodies that fill the air during this most wonderful time of the year. So let this gorgeous Green Jay swoop into your holiday decor this year, and watch as it brings a smile to everyone who catches a glimpse of it. After all, what's a Christmas tree without a chorus of birds to sing in the season?