Feature

●A classic for over sixty years
●Works with a simple twist
●Produces sounds which attract a variety of wild songbirds
●Re-apply included rosin periodically to renew the calls voice
●Handmade in Rhode Island from birch wood and cast zinc


Description

The Audubon Bird Call is a classic birdwatchers tool. Invented by Roger Eddy over 60 years ago, the Audubon Bird Call is still handmade in Rhode Island from birch wood and a cast zinc plug. Twisting the wooden cylinder against the zinc plug produces a variety of sounds similar to a songbirds tweeting. The call does not produce specific birdcalls, but rather a generic birdsong that most birds will recognize. With reasonable care, and periodic re-application of rosin from the included capsule, the call will last a lifetime.