Urban Dictionary defines put out as the dispensation of sexual favors. Of course, that definition has nothing to do with this totally innocent retro-style design for back yard birders who enjoy putting out food for the birds.
The graphic here features two young children placing seed out for friendly birds. Some birds fly up to the feeding platform, while one waits patiently on a stump while the little boy hands a treat to a squirrel.
This fun vintage graphic is paired with text written in an old-timey font. The text reads I PUT OUT FOR BIRDS, which, again, refers only to the putting out of food for the actual birds. No other putting out is going on here whatsoever.
It may be the dead of winter now, but spring migration will be here before you know it. Get ready by learning your Empidonax flycatchers. You'll have to put time into learning their calls, because learning their field marks may prove useless in a lot of cases. And...
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.
The warblers are coming! The warblers are coming! That means it's almost time for Warbler Neck Awareness Month, which takes place each year in May. Find your awareness swag in our Warbler Neck Awareness section. Choose from five different designs, featuring cartoon birders looking up and the cerulean blue feather awareness ribbon.
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.
