Great news for all bird enthusiasts!
Wild Republic has entered into a partnership with the National Audubon Society to create a line of realistic looking plush beanbag birds.

When this male Western Meadowlark is squeezed you will hear him sing an authentic song to defend a territory and attract a mate.

The Western Meadowlark is the state bird of Montana, Kansas, Oregon, Wyoming, Nebraska, and North Dakota.

Western Meadowlarks are often found in fields, meadows and prairies. They have a flutelike song. Meadowlarks have round-bodies, sharp, long bills, and yellow breasts with a black band. They eat insects, seeds and grain. Females weave dome-shaped nests of grasses that are hidden in tall grass.