Audubon Birds by Wild Republic

Audubon Birds - Great Gray Owl

Great Gray Owls are the largest owls in North America, and are found in Alaska, Canada, and a few remote western mountain areas in the United States. Despite their large size, Great Gray Owls prey mainly on rodents. Unlike most owl species, these birds hunt during the night or day.

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Great Gray Owl

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Audubon Birds - Greater Roadrunner

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.

#79394

Greater Roadrunner

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Audubon Birds - Red-winged Blackbird

Red-winged 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.

#78327

Red-winged Blackbird

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Audubon Birds - Great Horned Owl

Great Horned Owls are the heaviest owls in North America, and are found throughout much of the United States, even living near people. They live in forests or field edges, and are generally nocturnal. Weighing an average of three pounds, they are strong for their size and capable of hunting preys larger than themselves. Skunks, rabbits, snakes, and even cats are preyed upon by Great Horned Owls.

#79375

Great Horned Owl

$7.75

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