Audubon Birds by Wild Republic

Audubon Birds - Mallard

Mallards are found in freshwater ponds, marshes and lakes throughout much of North America. As part of the dabbler family of ducks, they eat food along the surface of the water. They pull snails, plants and seeds up from the shallows by tipping upside down or walking along the water's edge. Some Mallards are comfortable near people. The males' distinctive green heads make them easy to identify.

#64098

Mallard

$7.50

Audubon Birds - Northern Cardinal

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.

#77355

Northern Cardinal

$7.50

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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