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-79583 BELTED KINGFISHER $8.00 Belted Kingfishers are found near almost any waterside habitat in the United States and Canada. Both males and females have a shaggy crests, but females can be identified by their bright rufous breast band. Kingfishers like to perch in trees and dive into the water to catch fish and amphibians. They build their nests by digging burrows into dirt banks beside water. In Stock?	AUD-79613 COMMON YELLOWTHROAT $8.00 Common Yellowthroats are found in marshlands, fields and wooded areas throughout much of the United States. They may be seen climbing on grass stems or hiding in vegetation. The males’ bright yellow throats and black faces help identify them from other warblers. Yellowthroats eat a variety of insects and spiders. They build their nests in cattails or shrubs using dried grasses and weeds. In Stock?	AUD-79654 GREAT BLUE HERON $8.00 The Great Blue Heron is the largest heron in North America and is found in ponds, marshes and waterways across much of the United States. From its bill to its tail, it is about 52 inches long and has a wingspan of over 80 inches. The heron catches small fish and frogs by standing very still and striking quickly with its sharp bill. It nests in colonies. In Stock?
AUD-79660 GREAT EGRET $8.00 This water bird can be found in open freshwater and saltwater marshes in southern, mid-western, and western regions of the United States. It is the largest white egret with a length of about 40 inches from bill to tail. It strides around on long legs searching for marsh animals including fish, snakes, crayfish and insects. It can be told from other egrets by its yellow bill and black legs and feet. In Stock?	AUD-79683 TREE SWALLOW $8.00 The iridescent blue-green Tree Swallow is found in marshes and fields across much of the United States and Canada. During winter months, it flies to the southernmost portions of the U.S. and Mexico, particularly along the Gulf Coast. It eats many types of flying insects, but may forage for berries and seeds in bushes. Swallows often gather near water in large flocks, and prefer to make their nests in hollow trees and nest boxes. In Stock?	AUD-79693 TRUMPETER SWAN $8.00 Trumpeter Swans are the largest swans in the world and the largest waterfowl in North America. Saved from extinction in the 1900s, the species is found on freshwater lakes and ponds in limited areas of the U.S. and Canada. Trumpeter Swans have a loud honking song and vigorously defend their territory. They feed on water plants by plunging their neck and head underwater, tearing away the vegetation. In Stock?

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