No Outdoor Cats
This is a great graphic design that shows you believe cats belong indoors to protect native wildlife. You might be a cat lover, too, that knows cats have a better quality of life when they are indoor cats.
Talk Birdy To Me T-Shirt for Birdwatchers
Do you know someone who got into birding in 2020? The year of avoiding crowds and staying safer at home drove a lot of people to find new ways to keep entertained, and birdwatching was that bright spot for so many. There was a boom in backyard birdwatching and increased interest in the natural world from those seeking fresh air and a new view in nature at local parks.
From new birders to anyone else similarly obsessed with studying our feathered friends, this funny graphic text design is a great choice. Bold blue letters read "talk birdy to me" with cute cut-outs in the shapes of birds found throughout the text. The design is shown here on a dark blue t-shirt, but you can easily choose a different apparel style or color. If you like this design but would like to see it on a different product entirely, like a visor or a phone case, that's possible with Zazzle's easy tools. Get started here: Talk Birdy To Me -- Choose a Product.
May is Warbler Neck Awareness Month
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.
Birds Well With Others T-Shirt
We're all so ready for this pandemic to end and to get back to doing the things we love to do with others, like birding! Migration will be ramping up soon in much of the United States and birding clubs are starting to plan for socially-distanced, safe outings...
T-Shirt Tuesday: Anthophile
The definition of anthophile is a person or thing that is attracted to flowers. It might also refer to an organism that feeds on flowers or their parts. That sounds like some birds that I know -- hummingbirds! Hummies love flower nectar so it makes sense to call these little jewels anthophiles.