The King of Bird Kites

Apart from being unusual and fun to fly, these big, realistic American Bald Eagle bird kites make practical scarecrows to keep birds away from your boat or garden. Customers report that the durable Tyvek construction remains intact after flying permanently, in all weather, for a year.

The Bald Eagle kite looks amazing with its wings flapping in the breeze. If you have a high speed Internet connection, you don't have to take our word for it; check out the manufacturer's video. (It's a very big movie; give it plenty of time to load). Its creator worked hard to make the wings beat realistically. With its 60" (152 cm)  wingspan -- that's five feet (1.52 meters)! -- make sure you use good, strong line for a kite of this size.

• The basic price shown is for the Unassembled version. Unassembled kites are a good project for ages 12 and up (with adult supervision). They come with good pictorial instructions. The pieces are die-cut -- you just punch them out and glue them together. It takes about an hour and requires scissors, a stapler, and ordinary white glue (not included). Most of the time is spent waiting for glue to dry.

• Assembled kites require 3-step preparation using no tools, and are ready to fly in minutes. 
  

Both versions of our bird kites ship in a tube, and cannot be giftwrapped.

Bird kites cannot be shipped internationally due to the dimensions of the tubes.