| Pintail Drake Full Size SOLD Click image for detail |
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| Oldsquaw Full Size SOLD Click image for detail |
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Hooded Merganser Drake SOLD Click image for detail |
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| Hooded Merganser Hen SOLD Click image for detail |
 
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| Red Breasted Nuthatch Carved By Jane Nelson SOLD Click image for detail |
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| Pair of American Black Ducks SOLD Click image for detail |
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| Pair of Northern Shovelers Click image for detail |
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| Two Pintails SOLD The pintail has a long neck which enables it to feed in deeper water. Like the Mallards, pintail females often consort with several males. Click image for detail |
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| Goose SOLD Order now. 3 available to ship before Christmas. Click image for detail |
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| Plover - SOLD This one is the Semipalmated or "ring-neck" Plover. The semipalmated type have incomplete webbing on their feet. They are found in small flocks along the beaches, often sleeping during the day. Click image for detail |
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| Common Tern SOLD Very similar in appearance to the Arctic Tern, the Common Tern shows plumage in the winter, while in the summer (as pictured) his head becomes dark black, and his beak reddish. Click image for detail |
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| House Wren (L) Chickadee (CTR) Winter Wren (R) SOLD The wren is known as being "mouse-like" because they frequently prefer to run than fly. The chickadee is know for it's song, both males and females sing. Click image for detail |
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| Goshawk - SOLD The Goshawk or "goose-hawk", named for one of their choice of prey, are know as ferocious predators and will even attack humans who approach their nests. Click image for detail |
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| American Crow - SOLD Although black in color, crows are not blackbirds. They belong to a different family from the true blackbird. Click image for detail |
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| American Crow - SOLD In the northeast, the true blackbirds are the red-winged, grackle, and cowbird. Crows belong to the same family as the jays and ravens. Click image for detail |
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