Mine says:
"Two-person bird-caller. Use only one hand while holding binoculars or
field-guide in the other. Ideal for bird-watching with a friend."
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Taylor
Sent: Sunday, July 16, 2006 2:32 AM
To: Canberra Birds
Subject: Audubon bird (?) caller
roger curnow wrote:
> PS:
> Having looked at the object carefully for the first time
> I observe it indeed has "audubon bird call' written on one side.
> On the other side is written "Newington Conn" presumably Connecticut but
> perhaps a misspelt hint.
That's correct. I still have mine (1991 vintage) in its box so I don't
lose the rosin capsule. On the back it reads:
The Audubon Bird Call
When twisted, this simple birchwood-pewter instrument will produce
sounds which attract a variety of wild song-birds. Now the standard
song-bird call throughout the world. The capsule contains rosin.
Use a little of it occasionally to renew the call's voice. Keep the
call dry.
Made by Roger Eddy
Newington, Connecticut 06111
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