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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-79883 CHIPPING SPARROW $8.00 These tiny sparrows are found throughout much of the United States and Canada in a variety of habitats. They are known for their familiar chipping sound. They prefer to nest in trees, but may make their nests in shrubs quite close to human homes . Seeds, insects and caterpillars make up their diet. In Stock?	AUD-79616 DARK-EYED JUNCO $8.00 These round, fluffy-looking birds are found in Canada and throughout the United States. They are relatively common in forested areas as well as at backyard feeders. Juncos are often seen hopping along the ground alone or in small groups. They eat seeds, berries, insects and some fruit. Their nests are constructed from grasses and built in the trees or on the ground in sheltered areas. In Stock?	AUD-79623 DOWNY WOODPECKER $8.00 This is the smallest woodpecker found in North America. It is common throughout much of the United States and Canada, and can often be seen around dead trees or telephone poles. Like other woodpeckers, it taps its beak like a drum as a territorial display. It eats a variety of insects and their larvae, and some berries and seeds. Birdfeeders with suet or peanut butter also attract this woodpecker. In Stock?	AUD-78733 EASTERN BLUEBIRD $8.00 Eastern Bluebirds are found in forest edges and open country east of the Rocky Mountains, and make their nests in natural tree holes. They feed on insects, berries and fruits. In many areas, bluebirds almost disappeared due to habitat loss and competition from non-native birds for nesting sites. Programs providing human-made bird boxes have helped some bluebird populations recover. In Stock?

AUD-79633 EASTERN TOWHEE $8.00 This secretive bird is found across the eastern half of the United States. Its western counterpart, the Spotted Towhee, is similar in appearance. It is found in wooded areas, thickets and dense brush, where it forages for food. Though usually seen at ground level, the male towhee will perch in the open to sing his songs. The towhee feeds on a variety of insects, fruits, seeds and small salamanders. In Stock?	AUD-79648 EVENING GROSBEAK $8.00 These stocky birds are found in Canada and parts of the Western United States. During winter months they venture into the Northern U.S. They are often seen in noisy flocks, and feed on a variety of food. Insects, sap, seeds, fruit and berries make up their diet. Birdbaths may attract this bird to backyards, particularly during winter months when water is difficult to find. In Stock?	AUD-78702 HOODED WARBLER $8.00 Hooded Warbler Hooded Warblers have bright yellow feathers with a black cap and neck, giving them a hooded appearance. Their song is rich and musical. In breeding season they are found throughout much of the eastern United States in wet, wooded areas. They are the only warbler species to nest in tree cavities. They make their home near swamps or streams. During winter they fly as far as Mexico and Central America. Hooded Warblers eat a variety of insects In Stock?	AUD-79680 HOUSE WREN $8.00 House Wren House wrens are found throughout much of the United States, extending north into Canada and south into South America. They enjoy a variety of habitats including suburban backyards, parks and cities. Males are territorial and will return to the same nesting place year after year. They defend their territory with loud singing, and occasionally destroy the eggs of other birds that build nests too close. In Stock?

AUD-79562 MOURNING DOVE $8.00 Mourning Doves are common across much of the United States and southern Canada. They have adapted well to life around humans, and can be seen in parks, backyards and fields. Sometimes they roost in large groups in sheltered areas. Their soft pinkish-gray color and cooing sounds make them easy to identify. Mourning doves eat a variety of seeds and will come to feeders. In Stock?	AUD-77355 NORTHERN CARDINAL $8.00 Cardinals are found year-round east of the Rockies. Both males and females sing and have a variety of song types. Males are bright red, with crested heads. Cardinals eat insects and seeds and can be attracted to backyard feeders with sunflower seeds or peanut butter/ seed mixtures. Cardinals are known for their loud clear songs. In Stock?	AUD-79385 NORTHERN MOCKING BIRD $8.00 The popular Mockingbird is the state bird for Arkansas, Florida, Mississippi, Tennessee and Texas. Common across much of the eastern and southern United States, Mockingbirds are found in a wide range of habitats. These aptly named birds are excellent mimics, often copying the sounds of other birds, mammals and insects. Their evening song can often be heard late in the night, particularly under moonlit skies. In Stock?	AUD-79104 RHODE ISLAND RED $8.00 Red Rhode Island's state bird is a domestic breed of chicken. The breed was actually developed in Rhode Island by a local farmer and has enjoyed an excellent reputation for the last century or more. Today, the breed is popular throughout much of the world. The male, or cock, is bigger than the hen and has bright red head feathers and green-blue tail feathers In Stock?

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