The Carolina Parakeet was once the only native parrot once found in parts of the United States. The range covered the eastern states into the Midwest and plains states. The Carolina Parakeet went extinct in 1918.
Today's featured shirt has a image painted by John James Audubon in 1832 or 1833. The illustration has a flock of the colorful and gregarious birds against a backdrop of natural foliage.
The Audubon image is shown here on a Women's American Apparel Fine Jersey T-Shirt, a best-seller made of 100% Fine Jersey cotton. Other gift ideas and apparel options are available; see some of the selection below.
Soon, Swallow-tailed Kites will return to the southeast of the United States after wintering in South America. These beautiful black and white raptors soar high in the sky; they are a sign of springtime for us here in Florida. We expect to see them at the end of...
This elemental design features the entire periodic table rewritten with an ornithological touch. Each actual element is still represented by the traditional letter symbol, but the names of the "elements" all have to do with birds.
Our apparel and gifts are created on demand by our partner Zazzle. When an order is placed, Zazzle jumps into action to create your custom one of a kind gift. We keep our offering simple, showing you a handful of products for each of our birder designs, but...
Mnemonics are memory aids. To help remember bird songs and calls, sometimes birdwatchers use mnemoics, or phrases that sound like the bird sounds. Often these phrases are funny made up sayings that help jog the memory while also tickling the funny bone. Here are some funny t-shirts for birders featuring memorable bird song mnemonics.
