Each bird in this clever series of realistic stuffed birds also has a sound chip that reproduces the song of the bird.
A great value! Each bird measures approximately between 5" to 6".

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AUD-79359 BOBOLINK $8.00 Bobolinks are found in large flocks in open fields and meadows across the northern United States during the summer. They winter in South America. They feed on seeds and insects in large numbers, and make their nests on the ground in tall grass. Their lively song sounds like their name. Field mowing by farmers can destroy nesting sites of this WatchList species. Wintering habitats are also threatened by destruction and pesticide application. In Stock?	AUD-79394 GREATER ROADRUNNER $8.00 The Roadrunner is New Mexico's state bird and is found across desert and open areas in the southwestern United States. Rarely taking flight, their long legs allow them to reach sprinting speeds of up to 15 mph. At ground level they pursue a variety of prey including insects, snakes, lizards and birds. Roadrunners are usually seen alone or in pairs. In Stock?	AUD-79389 LARK BUNTING $8.00 The Lark Bunting is the state bird of Colorado. These prairie birds, which are on the Audubon WatchList, are found in open meadows and fields, often in large flocks during the winter. They nest and feed at ground level, where they can search for insects and seeds. During summer, males are a bold black with white wing patches. When flying, flocks may rotate in circular patterns. In Stock?
AUD-79391 MOUNTAIN BLUEBIRD $8.00 The brilliant Mountain Bluebird is Idaho's state bird. During summer, they are found at higher elevations of mountain forests in western North America. During winter, they migrate south to desert areas. Their diet consists mainly of insects, fruits and berries. Loss of woodland habitat has made finding nesting sites increasingly difficult for this species. As a result, bluebirds enjoy and benefit from man-made birdhouses. In Stock?	AUD-79395 SCISSOR-TAILED FLYCATCHER $8.00 Oklahoma's state bird, the Scissor-tailed Flycatcher is also found in Texas and other neighboring states. Identified by their long, scissor-like tails, these fancy fliers are capable of mid-air somersaults and zigzag flight. Though they may sleep or migrate in large flocks, they are usually seen alone during daylight hours. They dine on flies and insects, usually caught in mid-air. In Stock?	AUD-83420 French Hen $8.00 In Stock?

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