Audubon Birds by Wild Republic

Audubon Birds - Swamp Sparrows

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.

#78408

Swamp Sparrows

$7.50

Audubon Birds - Western Meadowlark

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.

#7794

Western Meadowlark

$7.50

Audubon Birds - Wood Duck

Wood Ducks are found throughout eastern North America and parts of the West. They spend the winter months in the southern United States and Mexico. As their name implies, Wood Ducks prefer wooded swamps, marshes and ponds and usually nest in tree cavities. Their feet are adapted to allow them to grab and perch on tree branches. Males are among the most dramatically colored ducks.

#64037

Wood Duck

$7.75

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