Folkmanis Mini Bluebird Finger Puppet
Folkmanis Mini Bluebird finger puppet in blue and rusty brown, sitting on an open hand, side view
Folkmanis mini bluebird finger puppet in vivid blue with an orange breast, black beak and claws, side view
Folkmanis mini bluebird finger puppet in blue and orange sitting on the shoulder of a smiling girl
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A symbolic harbinger of happiness, the Folkmanis mini bluebird Finger Puppet makes a charming addition to any collection. Perched on a fingertip, the little singer travels along to the breakfast table, the waiting room or the train.
Bluebirds (Sialia) are North American thrushes, and it is the male that wears the deep blue the group is named for. They favour open country such as woodland edges, pastures and orchards, watching from a low perch and dropping onto insects in the grass. Berries and fruit carry them through the winter. They nest in tree cavities and abandoned woodpecker holes, being unable to cut a hole of their own.
Did you know that bluebird numbers collapsed in the twentieth century and were brought back by nest boxes? Volunteers still tend thousands of them along dedicated routes, in one of the best-known rescue stories in American bird conservation.
| Typ: | finger puppet |
|---|---|
| Height approx.: | 10 cm |
| Weight approx.: | 15 g |
| Publication year: | July 2014 |
| Care Instructions: | Care and Cleaning Guide |
A symbolic harbinger of happiness, the Folkmanis mini bluebird Finger Puppet makes a charming addition to any collection. Perched on a fingertip, the little singer travels along to the breakfast table, the waiting room or the train.
Bluebirds (Sialia) are North American thrushes, and it is the male that wears the deep blue the group is named for. They favour open country such as woodland edges, pastures and orchards, watching from a low perch and dropping onto insects in the grass. Berries and fruit carry them through the winter. They nest in tree cavities and abandoned woodpecker holes, being unable to cut a hole of their own.
Did you know that bluebird numbers collapsed in the twentieth century and were brought back by nest boxes? Volunteers still tend thousands of them along dedicated routes, in one of the best-known rescue stories in American bird conservation.
| Typ: | finger puppet |
|---|---|
| Height approx.: | 10 cm |
| Weight approx.: | 15 g |
| Publication year: | July 2014 |
| Care Instructions: | Care and Cleaning Guide |