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".

Backyard Birds - Page 3

AUD-77336 PAINTED BUNTING $8.00 These dramatically colored birds are found in parts of the southeastern United States and in Texas, Oklahoma, and nearby states. Buntings have conical bills similar to finches. Painted Buntings are showing serious population declines in some areas and are of conservation concern. Their song is long and sweet. In Stock?	AUD-78561 PURPLE FINCH $8.00 This songbird produces rich warbling sounds and is found in coniferous and mixed-forest areas of northeastern America. Like other songbirds, they typically sing in the early morning and late afternoon. Males have a deep, rose-colored breast and head. Purple Finches eat a variety of seeds, and enjoy berries, insects and caterpillars. In Stock?	AUD-78595 RED-HEADED WOODPECKER $8.00 Woodpeckers have strong, sharp bills, ideal for breaking into dead trees looking for insects. Short legs, stiff tails and sharp claws allow them to anchor themselves on the sides of trees while they pound away. Many make their nests by excavating holes in dead trees. Red-headed Woodpeckers are found in the eastern United States. They are declining through much of their range and are of high conservation concern. In Stock?	AUD-78327 RED-WINGED BLACKBIRD $8.00 Blackbirds are found throughout much of the United States and Canada. They are common in large flocks in open fields and marshes and forage in nearby orchards and woodlands. Males have distinctive red patches on their wings that are displayed in the spring to attract a mate and warn away rival males. Females build nests out of leaves and grasses. Red-winged Blackbirds feed on insects, fruits, seeds and grains. In Stock?
AUD-78666 SCARLET TANAGER $8.00 Tanagers are found in much of the eastern United States and southern Canada. They spend the winter in the rainforests of South America. Their prominent bills and the males' bright red color make them easy to identify. Tanagers glean insects from trees, shrubs and can even catch them in mid-air. They are forest dwelling, making their nests in the branches of large trees. Scarlet Tanagers may visit feeders for fruits such as oranges or bananas. In Stock?	AUD-78408 SWAMP SPARROW $8.00 Swamp Sparrows are found in the eastern United States, Canada and the West Coast. Their song is a slow, musical trill. Common in marshy or lakeside areas, they prefer the cover of tall grasses. Swamp Sparrows can be distinguished by their red cap, grayish breast and white throat and belly. Females build nests of grass, often over water. They feed on insects and seeds. In Stock?	AUD-78632 TUFTED TITMOUSE $8.00 Tufted Titmice are found throughout the eastern United States. Titmice are loud, active birds and may hop among branches, or even hang upside down to look for insects under leaves or branches. They are found in a variety of habitats including wooded areas, parks and suburban backyards. They eat a variety of insects and seeds, often coming to birdfeeders for sunflower seeds. In Stock?	AUD-77794 WESTERN MEADOWLARK$8.00 Western Meadowlarks are often found in fields, meadows and prairies. They have a flutelike song. Meadowlarks have round-bodies, sharp, long bills, and yellow breasts with a black band. They eat insects, seeds and grain. Females weave dome-shaped nests of grasses that are hidden in tall grass. In Stock?
AUD-79678 WESTERN SCRUB-JAY $8.00 Found in the southwestern United States, this scrub-jay can often been seen in pairs or flocks. It lives in a variety of habitats including scrub forests, oak forests and suburban areas. Insects, fruit, eggs and small lizards make up much of its diet. It is a friendly bird and will sometimes take seeds or nuts from humans. It makes its nest from twigs and grass in trees and shrubs. In Stock?	AUD-78449 WESTERN TANAGER $8.00 During spring and summer, Western Tanagers are found as far north as northwestern Canada. They migrate to Mexico and Central America for the winter. Males are bright-colored with a distinctive reddish-orange head and bright black wings. Females are yellow-green. This species can be found in evergreen forests, and feeds on insects and fruit. Some tanagers become regular visitors to bird feeders for fruits such as oranges or bananas. In Stock?	AUD-79568 WHITE-BREASTED NUTHATCH $8.00 The White-breasted Nuthatch is common in woodlands throughout North America, and can often be seen hitching along tree trunks or hanging upside down. It is such a good climber; it will even venture into hollow trees where it hops down the inside of the trunk. The nuthatch eats a variety of seeds, nuts and insects, and will visit birdfeeders stocked with seeds. In Stock?	AUD-83419 Turtle Dove $8.00 In Stock?
AUD-83899 FEMALE CARDINAL $8.00 In Stock?	AUD-83418 RED-LEGGED PARTRIDGE $8.00 In Stock?

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