

It's an unfertilized egg (so no baby ostriches died, which was my first question) from a curator at the local zoo. I positively love it! It's now sitting happily in it's container on our living room bookshelf with all sorts of other natural curiosities, like coral and rose quartz.
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love it ...and the photos of it. gorgeous!
I dont like it.
Happy birthday!!!!!!!!
Awww, what a unique gift!!!!
wow. no way. your parents are AWESOME. i love how you placed the ostrich egg inside the lantern with a bit o' moss to keep it warm!
What a wonderful way to present the egg! Absolutely beautiful! Really, the moss and the lantern are a fabulous way to present it!! And what a uniquely magnificient birthday gift! You've got amazing parents!!!
Love it!
Flora xoxo
isn't is awesome when your parents just "get you"!
Wow, that's really nice! I think my aunt has an ostrich egg like that somewhere, I've never seen it though.
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o. m. G!
I LOVE it! and the moss that is cradling it. BeaUtiful!!
btw, happy belated birthday!! (Your parents did a magnificent job!)
That's the coolest present ever, and so unusual. Love it. x
how gorgeous!!
Wow, what a unique find. It's just beautiful!
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