Blue Macaw dancing garden art that moves with the wind atop a 35" stake, made in Michigan, USA.
Blue Macaw dancing garden art that moves with the wind atop a 35" stake, made in Michigan, USA.
Blue Macaw dancing garden art that moves with the wind atop a 35" stake, made in Michigan, USA.
Blue Macaw back view
Blue Macaw face detail
Blue Macaw front view
Blue Macaw dancing garden art that moves with the wind atop a 35" stake, made in Michigan, USA.
Blue Macaw dancing garden art that moves with the wind atop a 35" stake, made in Michigan, USA.
Blue Macaw dancing garden art that moves with the wind atop a 35" stake, made in Michigan, USA.
Blue Macaw back view
Blue Macaw face detail
Blue Macaw front view

Blue Macaw

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FDB's Blue Macaw dances on the slightest breeze.  Our special hinge allows it to swivel and dip atop a 35" galvanized stake.  It is approximately 22" long x 6.5" wide.  Made from UV-resistant PVC, entirely…

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FDB's Blue Macaw dances on the slightest breeze.  Our special hinge allows it to swivel and dip atop a 35" galvanized stake.  It is approximately 22" long x 6.5" wide.  Made from UV-resistant PVC, entirely hand painted & hand formed, it is durable in day-to-day weather.  Simply lift off the stake to take in during severe weather or extreme temperatures. Made in the USA.

"Hyacinth macaws are one of the largest species of parrot. They are beautiful, smart, and can even mimic human speech. They have a blue body of feathers, a solid black beak, and yellow circling their eyes and lower part of their beak. They nest in pre-existing holes in trees with a clutch of two to three eggs.  Chicks stay with the mother until they are 6 months old. Macaws have four toes—two toes face forward and two face backward. These feet are called zygodactyl, and are great for perching on branches, climbing in trees, and even holding food.  Parrots use vocalizations to keep in constant contact with one another in their habitat, even if they are on opposite sides of the forest.  They have a very loud call, called a contact call, they use for this. It’s their way of saying, “Hey, I’m in a tree over here! Where are you?” National Aquarium

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Blue Macaw

$48.00