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Birds of a Feather
120 Piece Mini Jigsaw Puzzle
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Birds of a Feather 120 Piece Mini Jigsaw Puzzle
You'll be chirping with pride at the completion of this 120-piece jigsaw.
Whether you piece it together at home or afar, this packable activity easily nests inside a 5" box and measures to 8 1/2 x 11". The challenge lies not in size but in assembling the similar backgrounds and sorting the markings of each bird.
Mini jigsaw puzzles are an exception in the origin of manufacturing but not quality. These puzzles are manufactured overseas by a trusted partner who we certify to hold the quality our customers expect in the Springbok name.
Product Details:
- Piece Count: 120
- Measures 8 1/2 x 11"
- Average Time to Complete: 15 minutes
- For ages 7+
- Manufactured Overseas
I love this size!
I received this puzzle and another of the mini puzzles the day I was leaving for a conference. I took both of them along and worked them in the hotel room in the evening. They are the perfect size! They can be worked in a reasonable amount of time in the evening and they are small and easy to pack.
Birds of a Feather 120 Piece Mini Jigsaw Puzzle Reviews
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I love this size!
I received this puzzle and another of the mini puzzles the day I was leaving for a conference. I took both of them along and worked them in the hotel room in the evening. They are the perfect size! They can be worked in a reasonable amount of time in the evening and they are small and easy to pack.
excellent puzzle
Does not have birds identified. What exact bird species are these 12 birds? georgearmstrong57@yahoo.com