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-79604 COMMON GRACKLE $8.00 Grackles are common in open fields, farmlands and suburban areas across eastern and central North America. They gather in large noisy flocks to roost and feed, often foraging on the ground for seeds and grain. These birds also eat insects, small rodents and the eggs of other birds. Nests are usually placed in trees or shrubs. In Stock?	AUD-79608 COMMON NIGHTHAWK $8.00 Nighthawks can be found in cities and rural areas across the United States and Canada. They are nocturnal and emerge at night to hunt insects. Nighthawks will pursue the swarms of insects that are attracted to city lights. These birds also enjoy swooping over ponds and streams to drink. In cities, they lay their eggs directly onto graveled roofs. Other nest sites include tree stumps, rocks and fences. In Stock?	AUD-79641 EUROPEAN STARLING $8.00 This common, non-native bird can be seen across much of the United States and Canada, particularly in cities and surrounding suburbs. Usually seen in large flocks, the starling forages in open areas for insects, seeds and grain. Its song can vary, and often imitates those of other birds. Nesting sites include cavities in many man-made structures. This bird also competes with woodpeckers for tree hole nesting sites. In Stock?
AUD-79670 HOUSE FINCH $8.00 From suburban yards to forests and fields, the house finch is found across most of North America. Males have a reddish-orange face and chest and a distinctive song. Females also sing. Finches will come to feeders and forage for a variety of insects, fruits and seeds. They build their nests from grasses and plant material in hollow trees, shrubs and buildings. In Stock?	AUD-79675 HOUSE SPARROW $8.00 These non-native sparrows are found across the United States and Canada in cities and rural areas. Their noisy "cheep cheep" song can be heard as they hop around the ground. House sparrows will come to feeders for seeds, but also eat a variety of insects. They make their nests in signs, bird boxes, under the eaves of buildings and even in the abandoned nests of other birds. In Stock?	AUD-79637 ROCK DOVE $8.00 Rock Doves are commonly seen in cities across the U.S., Canada and Mexico. Native to Europe and Asia, they were in brought to America by Europeans. While Rock Doves are city birds throughout their New World range, they were originally residents of wild and rocky mountainous regions of the Old World. Rock Doves eat seeds, nuts and fruits. In cities, they are often fed breadcrumbs. In Stock?

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