Cuckoo Skull (Yellow-billed Cuckoo) Cast Replica - Coccyzus americanus #BC-169
$103.00
-Size: 2"L x ¾"W x ¾"H
-Species: Coccyzus americanus
-Notes: The yellow-billed cuckoo, found throughout North and South America, is often seen near lakes and streams in woodland areas. This medium-sized bird is generally solitary, but pairs up during breeding season. Both male and female take part in parenting, building the nest together, incubating the eggs, and feeding the hatchlings. The feet of the cuckoo are zygodactylous, which means that two toes face forward and two face backward. They feed on insects, including caterpillars, grasshoppers and crickets and are preyed upon by raptors and snakes. 1-part skull (jaw glued to cranium). Please allow up to 1 week for processing time with cast replicas as most of these items are made to order. Thank you for your understanding.
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