Nature Note
Mallard Duck (Anas platyrhynchos)
Female mallards build their nests on the ground near water, lining them with soft down feathers to keep their eggs warm.
On the fifth day of creation, God filled the waters with living creatures and the skies with birds.
This candle features an original photograph of a female mallard drifting across calm water. The female mallard is known for her softly patterned plumage, a natural camouflage that reflects the colors of the wetlands where she nests and raises her young.
One size: 9oz total (7.5oz of wax)
Hand-poured 100% natural soy wax made from USA-farmed soybeans
100% cotton eco wick
Burn time: 50-60 hours (9oz), 25-30 hours (4oz)
Features original wildlife photography by Sherri Powers
On the fifth day of creation, God filled the waters with living creatures and the skies with birds.
This candle features an original photograph of a female mallard drifting across calm water. The female mallard is known for her softly patterned plumage, a natural camouflage that reflects the colors of the wetlands where she nests and raises her young.
One size: 9oz total (7.5oz of wax)
Hand-poured 100% natural soy wax made from USA-farmed soybeans
100% cotton eco wick
Burn time: 50-60 hours (9oz), 25-30 hours (4oz)
Features original wildlife photography by Sherri Powers
Mallard Duck (Anas platyrhynchos)
Female mallards build their nests on the ground near water, lining them with soft down feathers to keep their eggs warm.