Description
Build and Paint Bird Feeder Kit
This Build and Paint Bird Feeder Kit makes a great gift for children ages 6 and up who enjoy crafts and art projects. With pre-drilled holes and only a Phillips screwdriver (not included) needed to assemble, this DIY bird feeder is a fun project the whole family can enjoy. Children can get creative and decorate the feeder with the included stickers, paint and brushes!
The feeder features a hanging cable for easy installation and a double seed compartment to attract a wide variety of birds.
Package includes wood pieces, screws, paints, paint brushes, stickers, and instructions. Adult supervision required.
6″ x 8″ x 8.5″
Nature Friend Bird Challenge
Why are flamingos pink? From what height can a Red-tailed Hawk see a mouse? What do Black-capped Chickadee nests look like? Why is the Anhinga sometimes called a snakebird? Nature Friend Bird Challenge answers these questions and more in a new and engaging way. Players learn interesting bird trivia while gathering the most bird photo sets. Stretch your memory, grow your knowledge, and challenge your skills with the Nature Friend Bird Challenge!
Nature Friend Bird Challenge is designed for 3-6 players, ages 8 and older, and makes a great gift. Surprise your nature-loving friends with a Nature Friend Bird Challenge game of their own!
From a reviewer—
“Wow! We played the bird game tonight, and we enjoyed it so much! We all loved it!
We looked up many things and learned a lot. We learned what lemmings are. We learned what nightjars are. We learned….
The owl about to catch a mouse is my favorite photo.
I’m anxious to buy the other titles…”
—C. B.
From a reviewer—
“A bunch of folks are going to either go nuts or be rather knowledgeable in the near future.”
—D. A.
Peterson Field Guide to Birds of North America Second Edition
For decades, the Peterson Field Guide to Birds has been a popular and trusted guide for birders of all levels, thanks to its famous system of identification and unparalleled illustrations. Since the American Birding Association has expanded its species checklist to include Hawaii, the Peterson Field Guide now includes the wonderful and exotic species of our fiftieth state. In addition, the text and range maps have been updated, and much of the art has been touched up to reflect current knowledge.
