The Audubon Bird Call is a classic tool for bird watching. 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 stopper. Turning the wooden cylinder against the zinc plug produces a variety of sounds similar to chirping The reputation generated in this way creates a generic bird singing that most smaller bird species recognize. With proper care and regular reapplication of rosin from the included capsule, the call will last a lifetime. * The friction when turning the metal plug back and forth in the birch wood body creates even sounds that are not only common to the bird friend as "chirps". * A classic to attract birds * Works with a simple twist * Produces sounds that draw a variety of wild songbirds * Handmade from birch wood and die-cast zinc

Each bird call is handmade and individually tuned, not mass produced. Total length: approx. 6.3 cm x 1.9 cm width. Original Roger Eddy Birdcall since 1958, rotate, hear, watch and enjoy - the perfect gift not just for the elderly. Attracts different types of wild birds, great to use in the forest or by the water. Durable birch wood and cast zinc construction, easy to carry anywhere, fits in any bag. Renew the voice of the bird call with the additionally included rosin, very long service life of the Audubon Bird Call. Works with a simple twist - when the Bird Call is turned, it makes a variety of sounds similar to wild birds. A classic for over 60 years, not a digital frills, but a beautifully functioning analogue device.