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#NP8224 BAT
This Bat with a 25 inch
wingspan is our largest squeak in the night, so
to speak. This Hand Puppet's movable mouth and
flapping wings will endear it to puppeteers and
superheros alike.
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#2391 BROWN BAT
This
realistically detailed Brown Bat puppet features
a workable mouth, complete with fangs, and
leather-like fabric wings, which spread into an
infamous silhouette, then flap silently into the
darkness. Befriend this creature of the night and
he just might rid you of the scourge of stinging
insects. This Hand Puppet Bat has a wing
span of 24 inches.
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DARNOLD DUCK
#LT20DU
Even as a freshly hatched
duckling, Darnold knew he was destined for
Hollywood. But as most soon find out, a film
career doesn't come easily. Darnold worked in
many minimum wage jobs while trying to get parts
in low-budget films. He was working as a Greeter
in a Hollywood Poultry Shop when his big break
finally came. A new cartoon was being filmed and
he was hired as a stand-in for the world-famous
Maxwell Mouse. He is now the main stand-in for
Bogs Bunny.
This puppet has a Sound Box
hidden inside. Just press the back of his head
and Darnold will quack and quack and quack for
you! If you would like to hear Darnold quack and
quack and quack right now, press the button under
his picture.
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#06211 CHEEP TOUCAN With his
built-in aerodynamics, you would think that Cheep
would make an excellent Airline Pilot.
Unfortunately, his fear of heights forced him to
set his career goals a little lower. Sadly,
his attempt to captain a submarine was
short-lived because of his fear of depths.
Forced to keep his talons firmly on the ground,
Cheep is now in charge of a privately-funded
research group dedicated to the study and
elimination of squeaky wheels on shopping carts.
Cheep is 12 inches tall and will not moult!
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#2597 -
TOUCAN
The Toucan by Shel
Silverstein
Tell me who
can...Catch a toucan?
Lou can.
Just how few can... Ride the toucan?
Two can.
What kind of goo can... Stick you to the toucan?
Glue can.
Who can write some...More about the toucan?
You can!
Our Toucan Hand Puppet is 14
inches tall and has a movable beak and wings.
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PETEY MACAW
(02345)
As they always say "A Bird
on the Hand is Worth Two in the Bush." Ok,
maybe thay don't say that exactly, but we really
think it's true. This beautiful bird is 12 inches
tall and so easy to operate that even an adult
can do it. Wings and beak are movable.
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"ARRR"
PIRATE PARROT (30499)
If you've always wanted a
parrot to sit on your shoulder while you plunder
ships at sea... then look no farther.
"Arrr" Pirate Parrot here doesn't sit
well on your shoulder but he does nicely on your
hand with his movable beak and wings. This Hand
Puppet is 12 inches tall.
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#2592 AMAZON
PARROT
Amazon Parrots are known for
their exceptional vocal abilities, playfulness,
and dexterity with their feet. They are very
loyal, loving companions; having them is somewhat
like having a two-year-old human child in ability
and temperament. They have been known to live for
50-plus years. Our Amazon Parrot Hand Puppet is
14 inches tall with movable beak and wings.
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#2556 BABY
BIRD
This Hand Puppet is 8 inches
tall. Got any worms handy? What a tasty treat
they are.
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#2582 TURKEY
Native to North America, the
modern domesticated turkey was developed from the
Wild Turkey by the indigenous people of Mexico
and was probably also domesticated by the Mayans.
Turkeys were taken to Europe by the Spanish who
had found them as a favorite domesticated animal
among the Aztecs. Our Turkey Hand Puppet is 18
inches tall (and does not stand up on it's own as
shown in photo).
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#2536
FLAMINGO
With their bright feathers and
strongly hooked bills, flamingos are among the
most easily recognized waterbirds. Their pink or
reddish color comes from the rich sources of
carotenoid pigments (like the pigments of
carrots) in the algae and small crustaceans that
the birds eat. The Caribbean flamingos Phoenicopterus
ruber ruber are the brightest, showing their
true colors of red, pink, or orange on their
legs, bills, and faces. Our Flamingo Hand Puppet
has flexing neck action and movable wings, and
stands 22 inches tall.
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#2539
PEACOCK
Peacocks
(Pavo cristatus) are members of the pheasant
family. The word peacock actually refers to the
male bird, while females are peahens, and the
young are peachicks. A group of these together is
referred to as a bevy. Our Peacock Hand Puppet is
18 inches tall.
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#2543 SWAN
The largest waterfowl in the
world are swans. Their extremely long snaky
necks allow them to reach deep down and feed on
the roots and stems of underwater plants or
to be hoisted high like periscopes to
spy over the countryside. The male swan is
called a "cob" and the female a
"pen." The old Latin word for swan is
"cygnus", so the young are
"cygnets." Our Swan Hand Puppet is 15
inches long.
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#2531
ROADRUNNER
The Roadrunner,
found in the Southwestern U.S., is the state bird
of New Mexico. They are a species of the Cuckoo
Family and while very fast (quick enough to catch
and eat rattlesnakes) they are probably NOT
smarter than the average local coyote.
Roadrunners actually prefer walking or running
and can attain speeds up to 17 mph. hour. This
Hand Puppet is 10 inches tall and has a workable
beak.
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#2430 RAVEN
Quoth the Raven, "I am a
Hand Puppet 16 inches tall."
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#2427 YELLOW-BEAKED CROW
This 17 inches tall Hand Puppet
has a workable mouth as well as pockets in wings
for realistic movement!
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#2362 SCARLET MACAW
Parrot lovers
will caw over this handsomely colored Scarlet
Macaw puppet. Easier to teach than the real
thing, his vocabulary can be polite or as bold as
his colors! Hand enters from under the tail to
animate the beak and body. This 'bird in
the hand' is 25 inches tall.
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#2816
WOODPECKER
Woodpeckers gained their
English name because of the habit of some species
of tapping and pecking noisily on tree trunks
with their beaks and heads. This is both a means
of communication to signal possession of
territory to their rivals, and a method of
locating and accessing insect larvae found under
the bark or in long winding tunnels in the tree.
This Hand Puppet is 14 inches tall and has a
movable beak and wings. A sound chip in the tail
makes woodpecker sounds when you squeeze it.
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#2815 BABY
BIRDS IN NEST
You will need plenty of worms
handy for this one. It is 11 inches tall and the
little heads move.
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#NP8009 ROLEX ROOSTER
Meet Rolex Rooster, known
throughout the country for his absolutely precise
wake-up calls every morning. Not a second too
soon, nor a micro-second late, Rolex hearlds dawn
on the instant it occurs. This is no surprise
considering the fact that he comes from a long
line of famous time-keeping roosters such as his
grandfather Timex, and his great grandfather
Elgin... and of course, the ledgendary Big Ben.
Rolex is a majestic 25 inches
tall (life-size... in the photo he's bent over
closely looking for tasty bugs). He is operated
by placing a hand into the base of his neck and
up into his head and beak.
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#NP8010 NUGGET HEN
Nugget Hen is very fond of
television. She finds that if she sits on the
highest perch of the chicken coop, she can just
see the TV screen in the farmhouse kitchen. Since
the Farmer's wife watches nothing but soap operas
all day long, these soon became Nugget's favorite
too. No matter how bad the weather, be it rain
wind or snow, Nugget will sit right on the perch
so as to not miss a single episode of All My
Eggs or Another Coop.
Nugget is 23 inches tall
(life-size) and she is operated by placing a hand
into the base of her neck and up into her head
and expressive beak.
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#2301 ROOSTER
Dont be afraid to get
cocky when you work this Rooster puppet! You can
strut and crow with the best of them when you
animate his head and beak. The best
parthell even let you sleep in late!
This Hand Puppet is 15 inches tall and does not
stand up alone as shown.
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#2106 RED HEN With a feathery
red-brown plush body and workable beak, this
barnyard beauty could be Chicken Licken, Henny
Penny, or the Little Red Hen. Make storytime
something to cluck over with this Hen puppet.
This Hand Puppet is 15 inches long.
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#2503 DUCK
This beautiful quacker is 20
inches long and has a movable beak. The wings
have pockets so that you can make them flap too.
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#2813
MALLARD
The Mallard and the Muscovy
Duck are believed be the ancestors of
all domestic ducks. The Mallard inhabits most
wetlands, including parks, small ponds and
rivers, and usually feeds by dabbling for plant
food or grazing. It usually nests on a river
bank, but not always near water. Our Hand Puppet
Mallard is 12 inches long and has a movable beak
and flappable wings.
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#2233 EAGLE A national symbol
and an endangered species, the bald eagle evokes
pride and nostalgia. This striking Eagle puppet
features feather-like brown and white plush
fabric and broad, flappable wings. His beak and
talons are gold-colored velveteen. This Hand
Puppet has a 29 inch wing span.
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PERMAFROST
PENGUIN #32159
This cute little penguin is a
Full-body Hand Puppet that's 12 inches tall and
has Velcro on his movable arms and mouth. Those
are two real finger puppets he's holding, a mini
penguin and a mini polar bear, and they are both
included.
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PENGUINS Every occasion is a
formal occasion for this ritzy #2177
Emperor Penguin puppet. Animate his head
and beak and he can check for leopard seals,
groom his "feathers" or nuzzle a young
penguin (13 inches tall). Before she dons the
"formalwear" look of the adult penguin,
this #2178 Baby Emperor Penguin
puppet sports the gray feather-like plush coat of
youth. Animate her head and wings to create
awkward baby bird-like movement (8 inches
tall).
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#2807
ROCKHOPPER PENGUIN
Rockhoppers are part of a
family of penguins called the crested penguins
because of the brightly colored feathers on their
heads. These bright feathers look like long
eyebrows. Rockhoppers are the smallest of the
crested penguins. They eat squid, krill , and
other small fish. Our Rockhopper Penguin Hand
Puppet is 11 inches tall and has a workable head
(not beak) and flippers.
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#2403 GREAT HORNED OWL
Tall, silent, with curving
"horns" and stern-looking, yellow eyes,
the Great Horned Owl possesses a disturbing
beauty. At night, in the dark when we have
trouble seeing, he startles us with a sudden,
"Who-who-whoooo!" And we are glad we
are not smaller than he. This magnificently
crafted puppet features feather-like plush,
movable wings, a rotating head and blinking eyes.
This Hand Puppet Owl with a rotating head is 18
inches tall and has eyes that blink.
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#2578
BURROWING OWL
The burrowing owl (Athene
cunicularia) is a small, long-legged owl
found throughout open landscapes of North and
South America. Look for them in grasslands,
rangelands, agricultural areas, deserts, or any
other dry, open area with low vegetation. Unlike
most owls, burrowing owls are often active during
the day. However, most hunting is done at dusk or
at night. Our Burrowing Owl Hand Puppet is 11
inches tall.
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#2261 BARN OWL The barn
owls ethereal appearance matches its silent
hunting style. Soft and light, this Barn Owl
puppets feathery plush in shades of brown,
gray and white will charm you with its beauty
while you animate its head and wings. This Hand
Puppet is 13 inches tall.
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#2236 SNOWY OWL The snowy owl's
camouflage of white feathers with black spots
hides it perfectly in its northern habitats in
Greenland, Canada, Alaska, Siberia and
Scandinavia. This plush puppet sits poised as if
ready to swoop down on an unsuspecting lemming or
ground squirrel, but you can animate his wings to
make him cruise the skies or turn his head 360° for an unobstructed view.
This Hand Puppet is 12 inches tall and has a 21
inch wing span.
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#5003 SNOWY
OWL WITH OWLET IN BACKPACK
Once again, with child safety
in the forefront, we are delighted to present
this newest innovation in flight security. This
Hand Puppet Owl has a 21 inch wingspan and a
backpack that comfortably and safely holds a Baby
Owlet Finger Puppet.
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