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indigo bunting whirligig

A very bright solid blue, this little bird is easily mistaken for a bluebird. This folk art whirly will brighten your yard or garden even on the dullest days. This whirly is a delight to see “flying” and I ...

flying pig whirligig

Well the Flying Pig Whirligig has arrived. Does this mean all the statements of” when pigs fly” are now happening? This pig just smiles away as it blows in the wind with its curly tail. This whirligig is made of pine and ...

dragon whirligig

Add a touch of whimsy and fantasy to your yard or garden with one of these colorful dragon whirligigs. As these dragons “fly” in the wind the light reflects off their silver or gold accents that add to the fantasy. One ...

penquin whirligig

american boxer whirligig

The boxer is one of America’s favorite dog breeds and would make a wonderful addition to any dog lover’s garden or lawn. The American Boxer Whirligigs have the distinctive qualities characteristic of the boxer and will spin in the wind, adding delightful color to any ...

cardinal whirligig

For a whirligig, the brilliantly colored Northern Cardinal has the record for popularity as a state bird. In the United States, it holds that title in seven states! This bird is a common winter fixture at snow-covered bird feeders throughout the Northeast.Our cardinal whirligig is ...

bumble bee whirligig

The Bumble Bee Whirligig is a sure smile grabber for the lawn or garden. In North America, two bumble bee species have been commercially reared for pollination of greenhouse tomatoes and other crops: B. occidentalis and B. impatiens. Bumble bee nests in yards, flowers beds, ...

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goldfinch whirligig

The American Goldfinch is a small, yet vibrantly colored finch commonly found in residential areas and open meadow areas. The goldfinch is a social bird and can often be found at feeders. Our whirligig showcases the beautiful details common to this bird and ...

goose whirligig

The goose whirligigs are by far a family favorite! Hand painted in all white with lifelike qualities and adorned with a red and black bow, you are sure to get compliments from all your neighbors. When the wind hits the whirligig, the whirling with actually ...

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pheasant whirligig

The pheasant whirligig was one of the first we created. Since then, it has become a must have for any whirligig collection! Beautifully hand painted, this colorful whirligig is fun to watch, with a realistic flying motion as the wind hits its wings. Perfect ...

chicken whirligig

scarlet tanager whirligig

Bright red body and black wings and tail make this whirly very distinctive and attractive in your backyard or garden. The Tanager flies from the Andes to North America every spring. In the winter this folk art whirly will bring ...

indian in a canoe whirligig

The old classic “Indian In A Canoe” whirligig is one of are favorite since it was the first whirligig we created. It has been seen in many yards and gardens just spinning away in the warm summer breeze. The Indian in a canoe will always bring a smile. ...

blue jay whirligig

A native of North America the Blue Jay mainly feeds on nuts ands seeds, soft fruit and occasionally small invertebrates.The blue jay is common near residential areas.

dachshund whirligig

Complete with legs that are characteristic of the dachshund, our whirligig promises to be a favorite of any dog lover! Perfect for the lawn or garden.

wild turkey whirligig

Gobble Gobble ..The wild turkey whirligig is strutting around fluffing its feathers.

min pin whirligig

Min Pin a miniature pinscher is a small breed of dog originating in Germany. Its earliest ancestors were a mix of Italian Greyhound and Dachshund, no relation to the Doberman Pinscher.

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hummingbird whirligig

Among the smallest birds the Hummingbird whirligig can hover in midair and even fly backwards.The English name of the bird derived from the hum made by their rapid wing beats of 12-90 beats per second. This whirligig has a fast pace and very colorful.Another ...

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bluebird whirligig

The bluebird whirligig is inspired from a medium sized bird of the thrush family. Bluebirds are territorial and prefer open grassland with scattered trees. These birds are attracted to platform feeders filled with grubs and mealworms.

black lab whirligig

The Labrador retriever is the most popular dog in America and why should our whirligig be any different? Our black lab showcases the attractive qualities of the dog, hand painted in black. The lab is a loving, loyal, family ...

road runner whirligig

Watch out coyote, here comes the roadrunner! Our roadrunner whirligig features the long legs typical of the roadrunner, which actually prefers sprinting to flying! These birds spend most of their time on the ground and can run up to speeds of fifteen miles per ...

chickadee whirligig

The Chickadee Whirligig. This is created after the Chickadee we all have come to love up here in the north east. The all to familiar call they have which actual sounds like ”chickadee“. This chickadee whirligig will go well in the garden or back yard ...

whirligig folk art still spinning

Whirligig Folk Art is a term most people aren't away of ,but most surely have seen them in peoples yards.They come in different forms metal, wood, plastic. The whirligig is driven by wind which turns a popellar or a set of legs or wings. Birds and the man chopping wood have been the most popular ...