Abstract: An animal decoy with a movable appendage. An electric motor is mounted atop a frame contained within a chamber formed by an animal main body shell. In one embodiment, a neck and head is pivotally mounted to the frame and driven in pivot fashion by a rod pivotally connecting the neck to the electric motor output. In another embodiment, a pair of wings are pivotally mounted atop a pair of supports fixedly secured to the frame. The distal ends of the wings are pivotally attached to the forward end of a rod having a back end offset, but connected to the rotatable output of an electric motor. The connecting rod extends through a control post which limits movement of the rod and directs the movement of the wings in a flapping fashion.