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-64157 CANADA GOOSE $8.00 Canada Geese are common throughout much of the United States and Canada. They are often seen in pairs or small groups on open water, fields, grasslands, even golf courses. During winter months, some migrate to the southern United States. To reduce wind resistance, flocks fly in a V-shaped formation. Tired leaders drop back and are replaced by fresher birds. Their call is a distinct honking noise. In Stock?	AUD-63984 COMMON LOON $8.00 These water birds breed on lakes and rivers of the northern United States and Canada. They winter primarily along the coasts. Loons are about the size of large ducks and spend most of their time on the water. Excellent swimmers, they can dive deep and remain underwater for up to five minutes. They eat small fish, snails, crabs, and frogs. A distinct laughing sound is just one of the many calls Common Loons make. In Stock?
AUD-64098 MALLARD $8.00 Mallards are found in freshwater ponds, marshes and lakes throughout much of North America. As part of the dabbler family of ducks, they eat food along the surface of the water. They pull snails, plants and seeds up from the shallows by tipping upside down or walking along the water's edge. Some Mallards are comfortable near people. The males' distinctive green heads make them easy to identify. In Stock?	AUD-64037 WOOD DUCK $8.00 Wood Ducks are found throughout eastern North America and parts of the West. They spend the winter months in the southern United States and Mexico. As their name implies, Wood Ducks prefer wooded swamps, marshes and ponds and usually nest in tree cavities. Their feet are adapted to allow them to grab and perch on tree branches. Males are among the most dramatically colored ducks. In Stock?

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