76" Jumbo Kinetic Owl

I really like this sculpture, nicely made and easy to assembly . I get many compliments on it. It takes a good amount of breeze to get its wings to move, but that's because it's metal and fairly heavy. I'm tempted to order a second one in case anything ever happens to my current one. Also it really does seem to have reduced the number of rabbits I have in my back yard.

Whimsical and fun. Great conversation piece. Seems to take more wind than I had expected to get it rocking enough to make the wings flap. It's made to look weathered/rusted but I'm planning to coat it to prevent it from rusting. I don't know how well it will hold up over time, but it looks sturdy enough to last for years if cared for. As a unique moving sculpture, it's worth the price.

This kinetic owl far exceeded my expectations as it is extremely well made, was easy to assemble for one person, and simulates the smooth glide of an owl with beautiful wing movement. For some stupid reason I am impressed with its eyelashes! This bird will go with me everywhere I move! Very happy with this purchase.

The media could not be loaded.  Easy set up. Good engineering.It is 5 feet tall so you need some spaceLooks good where I have it.

As warned, welds are not good. Broke while putting in the ground. Improvised with cement. Owls mount welded on crooked . Looks like he’s flying in at an angle. Unique

Really cool and fun! Love it! My only issue was the wing weights getting caught in the tail. I just took the tail off and all good! We love it and our neighbors do too!

Wrote to seller, no reply, one wing doesn’t work.It’s a nice owl, but shame it doesn’t function and didn’t get a replacement

The media could not be loaded.  I LOVE this owl!! It arrived super fast & was easy to put together.The box did arrive damaged but the contents were fine!It is meant to look old & rusty so any scratches actually add to the old world charm ;)Since the first set up we have moved it to a better spot than my photo/video as it seems to do better when the wind is coming at it either head on or from behind, but not so good w/ sideways wind.....I have sprayed the moving parts w/ oil & have sprayed the whole thing w/ a spray meant for metal to prevent rusting...pay special attention to the part it rocks on as I have seen some others that rusted real bad there to the point in crumbled away.We left the tools to remove the owl in a ziplock baggie on the porch for fast removal in strong winds ;)It comes w/ no directions just images & some of the parts have letters on them, but it really is simple so no worries there.We did get some microbursts which led the wings crossbars to get stuck to the tail but after bending the tail up it performed great, we even added a solar spot light to light it up at night!If you play around w/ the crossbars you can get them to keep from rubbing each other & spraying the oil will definitely help the metal from breaking down.Just be patient & tweak it to what is best for your placement of it.All the neighbors love it & say they can't stop staring at it, one even said they almost crashed into a tree on their tractor from looking at it while mowing! :PSeen these for a lot more money from other sellers & most were sold out so get it while you can, it's such a great conversation piece!