This house suits the Great Crested Flycatcher of the eastern U.S., (or the Ash-throated Flycatcher of the Southwest. RANGE: Breeds in the East from the southern part of the eastern half of Canada, south to the Gulf Coast. Winters in southern Florida and the tropics. HABITAT: Enjoys open forests, orchards and large trees in farm country. 12.5 inches high x 6.75 inches wide x 9 inches deep. We carry a nest box for every species of cavity-nesting bird in North America. Designed for each species by leading conservation experts, these products provide the correct dimensions, materials, ventilation and drainage. Each nest box is handcrafted in Maine from eastern white pine for durability, function, and aesthetics. Your order will include a brochure that describes the species this nest box attracts, and the placement and maintenance of this particular product. SKU: 995CS10053 Category: Birdhouses
Snowy Egret, Egretta thula Print size: 26 1/4" x 39 1/4"; image size: 19 1/2" x 24 1/2" Produced 1985 - Princeton Audubon Limited Edition In the early spring of 1832, Audubon and his assistant George Lehman stayed at the home of John Bachman in Charleston, South Carolina. Audubon wrote of the thousands of snowy egrets that had arrived there by March 25 and "were seen in the marshes and rice fields, all in full plumage." Soon he painted this magnificent egret, while Lehman added the landscape of a rice plantation in the Carolina low country. Known to the plume hunters as the "Little snowy," the bird was adorned in breeding season with delicate plumes. Its lovely recurved back plumes were the milliners' "cross aigrettes," and it was for these nuptial feathers that the heronries were destroyed. "Where there had been hundreds of egrets in our southern states," Roger Tory Peterson writes, "there soon remained but a few hundred. The National Audubon society fought for plumage laws, and to meet the emergency hired wardens...Under protection the egrets and all the other long-legged waders have made a spectacular comeback." SKU: 221242 Category: Posters and Prints
Identiflyer Additional SongCard-Birds of the South
One of 14 in the Identiflyer collection, The Birds of the South features the following birds and calls: Wood Stork Hooded Warbler Swallow tailed Kite Summer Tanager Common Ground Dove Blue Grosbeak Red Cocaded Woodpecker Painted Bunting Brown Headed Nuthatch Bachman's Sparrow The perfect gift for bird lovers of all ages. The Birdsong Identiflyer comes equipped with : 2 SongCards (20 Bird Songs), 3 AAA Batteries, Earphone, and Guide Book. Who's Singing That Song? Finally, a way to solve the mystery... The Birdsong Identiflyer plays back digital birdsong recordings from interchangeable SongCards to help you learn to identify birds by their songs. Over 100 Birds and Their Songs are Organized on 12 Interchangeable SongCards (additional cards sold separately). Simply slide in another SongCard to change bird species. A must for bird fans of all ages and expertise, it is the perfect companion on nature walks, camping, birding trips, or reading your favorite wild bird field guide. SKU: 884idbs Category: Gardening Accessories
Large Spun Roof Thistle Feeder
Spun Roof Wire Feeders take a time proven favorite design to new heights. They resonate with the warm tones of copper embellished with exclusive leaf decorations. Each feeder features a solid spun cooper roof and tray. The design discourages squirrels from stealing a meal, and features loads of perching options for our feathered friends. 16 inches High x 10 inches wide. SKU: 6CSF-01 Category: Outdoor and Garden
Sterling Silver Butterflies Pendant and Earrings
Sterling silver butterfly pendant and earrings, 1 5/8 and 7/8 inches in height respectively, includes 1 mm chain. High quality, hand crafted original jewelry pieces made exclusively by a world renowned artist who has practiced his craft for more than thirty years, you will treasure these creations for a lifetime. Each piece of jewelry is crafted using a 'lost wax' process and begins by carving in wax to create a model with an astonishing level of detail. The lost wax process involves embedding the wax into a flask with a plaster called- investment. Once hardened it is put in a high temperature to burn out the wax. Then molten silver or gold is used to make the jewelry. A rubber mold can be made to generate other wax molds for more castings. Then the jewelry is cleaned and polished into the beautiful pieces that our customers love to wear and give as gifts. SKU: 883jl340ep Category: Gardening Accessories
