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Stained Glass Dragonfly 01 Suncatcher Using the Tiffany technique of copper foil and solder, this handcrafted piece has 15 individually hand cut pieces of glass. Glass Used 523-8RR ... Hunter Green "Rough Rolled" 1009S ... Black Cathedral Clear Glass Blobs Black Glass Blobs Wait time varies depending on work load Average is 3-5 Weeks, Please contact for a better estimate Select Solder Color: SilverBlackCopper Dimensions are approximately 7" X 7" Price: $33.00 Shipping Included In Price

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Shipping Included in Price of Every Stained Glass Suncatcher (50 US States Only) To receive a quote on shipping for any other location E-mail: Michael@SG-W.COM with your address and a description of the items you will be ordering. Any panel or suncatcher can be ordered as is or changed to your specifications as in size or color. Changing the colors of a piece costs nothing but if you change the size of the piece the price may change. For a list of colors you can choose from Click Here E-mail color and size changes to: Michael@SG-W.COM Wait time varies depending on work load Average is 3-5 Weeks, Please contact for a better estimate Fun Facts: Is a dragonfly a fly? No. Flies are insects with two wings. Dragonflies have four wings. However, both flies and dragonflies are insects, meaning that they have six legs and three body parts: a head, a thorax, and an abdomen. The name dragonfly comes from their fierce jaws, which they use to catch flies (among other winged insects). The dragonfly begins its life as an egg. Adult female dragonflies lay their eggs in water. After about two weeks, the eggs hatch and an immature dragonfly, or nymph, emerges. The nymphs are not pretty like the adults. They have tiny wings and a large lower lip, which they use to catch their prey (often mosquito larvae). Dragonfly nymphs live in the water. As they grow, they molt (shed their skin). Nymphs of some species may take as long as three years to mature. When the dragonfly nymph reaches maturity, it crawls out of the water onto a plant stem. Then its skin begins to split. First the head, then the thorax, then the legs, and then the wings of an adult dragonfly emerge. Soon the newly emerged dragonfly is able to fly. The process takes about two hours. It takes about two days before the adult dragonfly's beautiful colors are fully developed. Adult dragonflies live only a few months.