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Are you starved for nature but stuck in an office all day? Takara Tomy's new Ensemble Birds promise to take you out of your element and into bird-tweetling nature with these mini plastic birds that simulate the exact cry of each bird specie at the touch of your finger. All you have to do is pet its neck lightly.
Check out the product web site and put your mouse over each bird pic to hear the noise. Pretty realistic, right?
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