Toysmith Beetle & Bee Wooden Bird Call for Kids, 2-Inch, Ages 5+

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Toysmith Beetle & Bee Wooden Bird Call for Kids, 2-Inch, Ages 5+

Name: Toysmith Beetle & Bee Wooden Bird Call for Kids, 2-Inch, Ages 5+
Brand: Toysmith
SKU: B09Z44GRLL
Price: 9.99 USD
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✓ATTRACTS CURIOUS BIRDS: Use the squeaky call to attract birds of many different species, then watch them come into view at the park, along a trail or in your own backyard. A rosin stick comes in the pack with the wood and brass call.

✓HOW TO USE IT: Hold the wood part in one hand and the brass part in the other, then twist the two parts together, much like turning a key in a lock. The squeaking bird sounds start as soon as you twist, with no assembly needed.

✓POCKET-SIZED AT 2 INCHES: A wooden barrel with a brass fitting slips into a pocket, a scout pack, a picnic bag or a classroom bin. Small enough for young birders to carry on park walks and nature visits, and simple enough to share in turns.

✓BIRD WATCHING FOR KIDS, MADE SIMPLE: Children call, wait, look and listen, which turns an ordinary walk into a game they can run on their own. Encourages kids to explore nature and learn about different bird species through outdoor play.

✓RECOMMENDED FOR AGES 5 AND UP: A small bird whistle for young birders, packaged on a display card that is ready to give as a stocking stuffer, party favor or classroom prize. Adults should guide younger children when they try it out.