Naturalism - Owl

Naturalism is a Chinese brand. This set of owls was released in January 2021.
1. Bubo scandiacus
2. Bubo bubo
3. Strix nebulosa
4. Tyto alba
5. Tyto longimembris
6. Athene noctua
7. Glaucidium brodiei
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They are wonderful!

Ooooh!

Me-oh-my !!!!!

They are SO charming and cute

These are wonderful! I love the way they combine realistic models with this funny pose- it's so interesting and gives them so much character!

Beautiful!!

Released in January? Where are available?

jarda wrote:

Released in January? Where are available?

Yes, same question here :) Absolutly phantastic

And what is the material?

widukind wrote:

And what is the material?

See the leaflet above - PVC, so OK for me :)

jarda wrote:

widukind wrote:

And what is the material?

See the leaflet above - PVC, so OK for me :)

Thank you , i dont see that. I believe i have heard of that brand before and was wondering why i lost the track. For me not only ok, so are a few of these figures must haves now

Why the Glaucidium brodiei is so disgusted as for photobomb the turnhead groupal portait?

By the way, yes, owls sometimes can do this. I cared for several owls years ago and there is one particular eagle owl that did that everytime it see a person. One day it even turned the head totally upside down, and I took a pic then:

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Do you think this set of magnificent owls is from the same brand/maker as these Capybaras (part of another cute set)?
I think they are all distributed by National Geographic China

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The collared owlet and eastern grass owl are unique species, I would love to have them. The pose seems natural enough to me and they are not overly anthropomorphized, so I feel they would fit in fine with my collection. I have added them to my wishlist!

jarda wrote:

Released in January? Where are available?

You can buy it at Taobao, here is official store webpage: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Pardofelis wrote:

Why the Glaucidium brodiei is so disgusted as for photobomb the turnhead groupal portait?

By the way, yes, owls sometimes can do this. I cared for several owls years ago and there is one particular eagle owl that did that everytime it see a person. One day it even turned the head totally upside down, and I took a pic then:

Wow, the first time I saw an owl can turn its head like this.

teardrop wrote:

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Do you think this set of magnificent owls is from the same brand/maker as these Capybaras (part of another cute set)?
I think they are all distributed by National Geographic China

Yes, I konw this set of Capybaras, it was from Naturalism. I introduced Naturalism, please see here: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

National Geographic China is a big company. Naturalism is just one of brands in National Geographic China, mainly to make some animal figures.

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jarda wrote:

Released in January? Where are available?

You can buy it at Taobao, here is official store webpage: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Thank you :)

Do we know their size?

Markus wrote:

Do we know their size?

H = approx. 6 cm

They look wonderful as models but it's absolutely ridiculous to have that same pose repeated six times, it was very lazy of them not to vary the pose.

teardrop wrote:

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Do you think this set of magnificent owls is from the same brand/maker as these Capybaras (part of another cute set)?
I think they are all distributed by National Geographic China

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With the spider monkey

widukind wrote:

With the spider  monkey

The spider monkey is the least "evil" from this funny Capybara set:
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Thanks!
It's a pity, they seem not to ship to my place...