Esschert Design Bird clock with 12 bird calls
Esschert Design Bird clock featuring twelve different bird calls. A bird call sounds on the hour. Decorative wall clock with a diameter of 29.8 cm.
With the ‘ Esschert Design ’ clock featuring bird calls, you can bring the fascinating world of native birds straight into your home. This extraordinary wall clock combines a classic analogue time display with twelve different bird calls, providing a little slice of nature every hour.
Instead of the usual hour markers, the dial features twelve different bird species. At every full hour, the call or song of a different bird can be heard. This means you can not only read the time, but also hear it.
The bird clock features the calls of twelve well-known bird species. These include, amongst others, the blackbird, great tit, robin, cuckoo and nightingale.
Every full hour is accompanied by a different birdcall. This creates a varied auditory experience reminiscent of a walk through the woods or a bird-friendly garden.
The bird species depicted make the clock an interesting decorative item for anyone who is passionate about native birdlife.
The ‘ Esschert Design ’ bird clock is not only suitable for telling the time, but also for familiarising yourself with various bird calls.
It offers a particularly entertaining way for children to get to know the world of birds better. When a birdcall sounds on the hour, you can look at the illustrations on the dial to see which bird is currently singing.
Adults who enjoy birdwatching can also take pleasure in the regular sounds of birdsong.
The round dial is decorated with illustrations of birds and suits a natural, rustic or cosy interior particularly well.
With a diameter of 29.8 cm, the clock is clearly visible and is ideal for the living room, kitchen, study or conservatory, for example.
The casing is made of plastic and contains the electronic components for playing the bird calls.
The clock is designed for indoor use and is powered by three AA batteries.
Whether for a birthday, Christmas or as a little surprise – the clock with bird calls is a special gift for people who are passionate about birds, nature and gardening.
The combination of a practical wall clock and birdsong makes it a decorative eye-catcher that regularly attracts attention.
With the ‘ Esschert Design ’ clock featuring bird calls, you can discover the voices of different bird species and bring a touch of nature into your everyday life.
Your benefits at a glance
- Decorative wall clock with a diameter of 29.8 cm
- Twelve different bird calls and songs
- A different birdcall rings out every hour on the hour
- Featuring illustrations of the twelve bird species on the dial
- Combines an analogue time display with the sounds of nature
- A playful way to learn about different bird calls
- Battery-operated with 3 AA batteries
- An original gift idea for bird and nature lovers
Important note
- The clock does not play bird songs between 10.00 pm and 5.00 am
Directions for use
Getting started
- Insert three suitable AA batteries into the battery compartments, ensuring the correct polarity is observed
- Set the time according to the enclosed instruction manual
- Then attach the clock to a suitable wall bracket indoors
Function of the bird calls
- A birdcall or birdsong can be heard on the hour
- The twelve bird species are depicted on the dial, making it possible to match each birdcall to its respective species
Set-up and use
- The clock is designed for use in dry indoor environments. Avoid locations exposed to direct moisture or significant temperature fluctuations
- Ensure it is securely mounted on the wall
Cleaning and maintenance
- Clean the case and the dial carefully with a dry or slightly damp, soft cloth as and when necessary
- Do not use harsh cleaning products
- Change the batteries when performance starts to drop and remove them if the clock is not going to be used for a long time
Zoo Roco Tip
The ‘ Esschert Design ’ clock with bird calls is ideal for anyone interested in local birdlife.
Use the twelve bird calls as an opportunity to familiarise yourself with the calls and songs of different bird species. For example, try to distinguish between the song of a blackbird, the call of a cuckoo and the sounds made by a great tit.
It becomes particularly interesting when you subsequently recognise the birdsong whilst out for a walk or in your own garden.
The clock is also a lovely way for families with children to foster an interest in nature.
If you’d like to support wild birds in your garden, enhance your garden design with native shrubs, suitable nesting boxes and a regularly cleaned birdbath.
In this way, the bird clock combines learning about the world of birds with the joy of observing nature first-hand.