The Original Hummer Funny Bird Lover Postcard

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Original Hummer T-Shirt – When you hear the word hummer, do you think of an oversized vehicle or North America's smallest bird? If you think of the flower-loving flyers, you... View on Zazzle
Original Hummer Trucker Hat – When you hear the word hummer, do you think of an oversized vehicle or North America's smallest bird? If you think of the flower-loving flyers, you... View on Zazzle
Original Hummer T-Shirt – When you hear the word hummer, do you think of an oversized vehicle or North America's smallest bird? If you think of the flower-loving flyers, you... View on Zazzle
Original Hummer Keychain – When you hear the word hummer, do you think of an oversized vehicle or North America's smallest bird? If you think of the flower-loving flyers, you... View on Zazzle

[Retired] Love/Hate Migration T-Shirt For Spring Birding

It's spring in the northern hemisphere, and birds are on the move! While our winged friends head north to their breeding grounds, some birders plan to maximize their time out in the field looking for them. There's a lot to love about migration! But this magical time has its...

Get Ready for Warbler Neck Awareness Month

The warblers are coming! May is Warbler Neck Awareness month, for obvious reasons (to birders, at least). Spread some cheeky fun in the field with our unique Warbler Neck cerulean blue feather awareness ribbon apparel like the ones featured below.

Funny Straight Outta the Aviary Spoof T-Shirt

Elevate your wardrobe with a touch of humor and a whole lot of avian flair with this Straight Outta the Aviary t-shirt. This cleverly designed t-shirt spoof is a playful spoof on the iconic "Straight Outta Compton" logo, reimagined for bird lovers, birders, zookeepers, conservationists, and anyone...

[Retired] Swallow-tailed Kite Cartoon Art Keychain

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...