Lark Bunting Audubon Bird, 5 inches, from Wild Republic
The Lark Bunting is the state bird of Colorado. These prairie birds, which are on the Audubon WatchList, are found in open meadows and fields, often in large flocks during the winter. They nest and feed at ground level, where they can search for insects and seeds. During summer, males are a bold black with white wing patches. When flying, flocks may rotate in circular patterns.

Presenting Audubon™ Birds by Wild Republic®, a collection of original realistic plush beanbag birds with authentic sounds. These beanbag marvels are a perfect replica of the original species in the way they look and sound. Each bird's lifelike design and detailing is the result of input from Audubon. In addition, the authentic sound in each bird has been provided by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and represents hours, months and even years of extensive fieldwork conducted by expert recordists. These birds are ideal for collecting by both children and adults. A gentle squeeze is all you need to brighten your day with their natural songs.

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