Shared Lives, Shared Home: Hong Kong Native Animal Metal Pin Series
Shared Lives, Shared Home
Hong Kong Native Animal Metal Pin Series
In the quiet hills and bustling urban corners of Hong Kong, our wild neighbours silently share the mountains, streams, and streets with us – living as one.
$48each
Set of all four, $150.
Four wild neighbours: Eurasian Tree Sparrow, Spotted Dove, Golden Coin Turtle and Barking Deer
Crafted with delicate textures and fine detail, capturing the spirit of each animal
Every pin comes with an illustrated story card – hand-drawn habitat, photographs and ecological facts
Available at KFBG.
More than an accessory
A Bond With Our Wild Neighbours
From a fleeting shadow darting through the forest to a peaceful creature resting by a stream, every glimpse reveals a precious trace of life on this land.
Crafted with delicate textures and fine detail, this metal pin series beautifully captures the graceful spirit and charm of our wild neighbours. More than a stylish accessory, each pin is a warm, meaningful bond with nature. Every piece comes with a thoughtfully illustrated story card featuring hand-drawn habitats, authentic photographs, and insightful ecological facts alongside conservation stories, offering you a deeper connection to the wild lives we coexist with.
Four designs
Meet the Four
From left: Eurasian Tree Sparrow, Spotted Dove, Golden Coin Turtle, Barking Deer
Urban neighbourEurasian Tree SparrowEurasian Tree Sparrows are social birds, often seen nesting together in holes or congregating around food in urban areas. If you happen to find a young one, unless it is injured or in immediate danger, please leave it where it is – its parents are probably nearby and still caring for the youngster.The journey from rescue to release
Most rescued native birdSpotted DoveWidespread in Hong Kong, the Spotted Dove is named for the distinctive “spotted” collar on its neck. It is top of the 10 most frequently rescued native birds at the KFBG Wild Animal Rescue Centre. Like other urban birds, doves face threats from window collisions and being caught in glue traps.Wild Bird Rescue
Critically endangeredGolden Coin TurtleThe Golden Coin Turtle is one of Hong Kong’s rarest freshwater turtles. Found in forest streams, this critically endangered turtle is under threat from habitat loss, illegal collection for traditional medicine and the pet trade. Help protect turtles – say no to the wildlife trade.Get to know the golden coin turtle
Hong Kong’s only native deerBarking DeerThe Northern Red Muntjac is the only native deer species in Hong Kong. Also known as the “Barking Deer”, it calls like a dog when threatened or pronouncing territory. Shy and solitary, it inhabits forests and faces threats including feral dog attacks and road collisions.Piers Jacobs Wildlife Sanctuary
Wear one, share the story
Where to Find Them
We warmly invite you to pin these forest companions onto your jacket or bag, bringing the gentle warmth of nature into your everyday life and travels. With every shared glance and conversation, let us spread the message of conservation and do our part to protect Hong Kong’s precious local biodiversity.
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