Wild Isles starling murmuration notecards, set of 8

Product description

This lovely set of eight notecards features two pretty designs (four of each) illustrated by Scottish artist Cherith Harrison.

Send a friend or loved one a note to say thank you, happy birthday, or even just a simple ‘hello’, with these gorgeous starling and oak notecards, inspired by the Wild Isles BBC television series.

Made from sustainably-sourced card, the cards are blank inside for your own message and include envelopes.

The set would also make a great gift for stationery lovers, or anyone with a fondness for starlings.

• Inspired by the Wild Isles BBC television series.
• Set of 8 notecards – 4 each of two designs.
• Each notecard is A6.
• Sustainably-sourced card.
• Printed using water-based inks.
• Illustrated by Cherith Harrison.
• Made in the UK.

Wild Isles collection

Inspired by the brilliant BBC tv series Wild Isles, produced in collaboration with the RSPB, WWF and the Open University, our Wild Isles collection pays homage to some of the UK's best-loved species: the starling and the oak tree.

The collection, which has been illustrated by Scottish artist Cherith Harrison, features an intricate starling pattern interwoven with oak leaves, set against a whirling murmuration in the background. The beauty of the starling is perfectly captured in the collection, with its iridescent blueish-black feathers and breathtaking murmuration displays.

Once commonly seen throughout the UK, starlings have sadly been added to the RSPB’s Red List, which includes species that are under threat due to a steep decline in their numbers. We are at risk of losing this wonderful bird, as well as many other incredible species showcased in the Wild Isles series, if we don’t slow down the pace of climate change.

Show your support for the remarkable wildlife right on our doorstep with the Wild Isles collection. The range includes a tote bag, scarf, cushion, wash bag, tea towel, mug, notebook and notecards, and has been made in the UK. 100% of the profits from the range will go towards helping vital species and habitats across the UK.