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Ostheimer birds: discover the world from a bird's eye view

Birds from Ostheimer give every aerial enthusiast a very special face. Nature only really comes alive with all the birds that soar artistically through the air here.

The diversity of the bird world is revealed to children thanks to the detailed wooden figures that can be used in any play environment. From the beautiful swan to the clever owl and the nimble sparrow, each bird shows how beautiful the world is from above.

Wooden birds for playing, collecting, and decorating in the Ostheimershop

Ostheimer birds offer numerous possibilities for creative play and decoration ideas. Children can incorporate the lovingly designed wooden animal birds into their play and use them to recreate experiences in nature. The Ostheimer bird tree is particularly popular and is ideal for beautiful and stylish decoration in children's rooms. The birds can also be placed on a seasonal table to represent the respective season with matching figures – whether spring with cheerfully singing birds or autumn with migrating birds announcing the approaching winter rest.

Which bird species are native to Germany?

There are a variety of native bird species in Germany, which are also represented in the Ostheimer range. The most common species include the blackbird, the blue tit, the robin, and the sparrow. These wooden animal birds are not only a wonderful addition to any game, but also convey knowledge about native bird life in a playful way. Through play, children learn about the special characteristics of these birds and can experience them in different scenarios.

Why do some birds fly south in winter?

Many birds leave Germany in winter to migrate to warmer regions, as food becomes scarce here. This bird migration often takes them south to southern Europe or even as far as Africa. Particularly well-known migratory birds are the stork, the swallow, and the crane. These wooden animal birds offer a great opportunity to address the phenomenon of bird migration in play and teach children about bird behavior in a playful way.

Some examples of migratory birds:

  • The stork, which migrates to Africa
  • The swallow, which heads for the Mediterranean
  • The crane, which spends its winter months in southern Europe

Discover the colorful world of birds with Ostheimer wooden birds in the Ostheimershop!