You might be the most skilled birder in your bunch of birding friends, but how do you get that across without coming off as a prick? With your superior skills -- they'll see how good you are the more you bird with them.
Even the greatest birder in the world has something new to learn. The best birders are always learning. The world's okayest ones are surely learning while also being humble and having a sense of humor. Birding should be fun, right?
This funny text design for birders was first introduced in our shop in 2015 and is still relevant today: being humble, self-deprecating, and funny is always in style. The font is in a medium shade of green that looks great on both dark and light backgrounds.
Featured here on a American Apparel forest green shirt, you can purchase this design on a variety of apparel options and other novelty gifts; see some suggested options below.
Add "phile" to the end of a word or word stem to indicate love. A Larophile is someone who loves birds in the Laridae family -- gulls and allies. Gulls can be a challenging family of avian species to study and understand. Different plumages for different age birds adds...
If you know someone who loves birds of prey, especially hawks, and in particular Red-shouldered Hawks, we've got some fun photo gift ideas for you. Here we have gifts featuring a detailed photographic portrait of Red-shouldered Hawk. The featured bird is an adult in fine plumage. This wild bird was hunting from a perch at the time the photo was taken in central Florida, where Red-shouldered Hawks are the most abundant diurnal (daytime) bird of prey.
We all know that seven days make a week. But what does seven days without birding make a birder? Weak, that's what!
Today's featured shirt features an image by the most famous ornithological artist of all time, John James Audubon. This is his painting of Turkey Vultures.
