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Publisher's Description of Audubon Bird: Northern Flicker with Bird Call
Audubon birds are not only beautiful, realistic-looking plush birds but they also have the authentic sound of the species recorded live by The Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Activate the bird call by pressing the button and hear the call of the wild. With so many species to choose from your favorite bird is surely among them.
Learn about a variety of birds with these charming plushies! Each 5" plush is designed to look just like its real-life counterpart. Press its back to hear what the bird's call sounds like. A fun little stocking stuffer for your aspiring ornithologist.
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Rainbow Resource CenterStore
I want to know what sound it makes.
Sharon R
My fourth grade class on birding.
Holly G
My son doesnt have this northern flicker yet and he's a huge bird fan!
Kayla B
The most common woodpecker in the Northern Rockies. Adapted to human habitation, they can often be found drumming on metal to broadcast their location
I want to know what sound it makes.
My fourth grade class on birding.
My son doesnt have this northern flicker yet and he's a huge bird fan!
The most common woodpecker in the Northern Rockies. Adapted to human habitation, they can often be found drumming on metal to broadcast their location