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.

In the bird-themed table of elements, H isn't for Hydrogen, it's for Habitat. And Sc is for Scope, rather than Scandium. There is a lot of fun detail in this design that birders will love!

This fun original "table of elements" design is shown here on a lumbar pillow. You can find this colorful design on a wide variety of apparel styles and gift and novelty items here: Periodic Table of Birding.

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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.

This black ink-style line drawing depicts a hummingbird feeding on a blossom, with the moniker anthophile written underneath.

The original illustrated design is shown here on a lime green men's basic tee. You can also find this design on a variety of t-shirt styles as well as gifts and novelty items here: Anthophile.

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Patch birding is the best. You can get a real feel about trends and the movement of birds from the repeated study in one location.

And your own back yard can be your local patch! I've been enjoying the birds in our yard. Depending on the time of year, our yard attracts Painted and Indigo Buntings, Tufted Titmice, Great Crested Flycatchers, Eastern Phoebes, Common Ground and Mourning Doves, and more. A trio of Red-bellied Woodpeckers are regulars, loudly swooping in each time I refill the peanut feeders. Cardinals, chickadees, parulas, and gnatcatchers are also among our regular residents. Watching the antics and interactions of our feathered friends is a lot of fun.

This funny text slogan for birders likens patch birding to insanity. The full quote, shown here on a quarantine-appropriate adult beverage flask, reads:

This text slogan design is also available on t-shirts and other gifts for birders. Find some other gift option ideas below.

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Do your thing! Birders Gonna Bird. This is a funny spoof design inspired by the viral Haters Gonna Hate internet meme. The bold text is accompanied by a silhouette of a birder holding a pair of binoculars with spectacular swagger.

As you get ready to start your 2023 lists and begin a new year with a blank birding slate, why not pick up some fun novelty wear that shows the world you're a birder? This funny t-shirt would be a great start to a funny birdwatcher wardrobe.

This fun meme-inspired design is shown here on a men's black t-shirt. You can find this original design on a wide variety of other apparel styles, see some ideas below.

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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.

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If you know someone who loves birds of prey, especially hawks, and in particular Red-shouldered Hawks, we've got a beautiful portrait of a Red-shoulder for you.

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.

This original photo is currently only available on a postcard; the design is "retired" in our shop. However, it is very easy to use Zazzle's tools to transfer this design onto different photo gifts and other products. Look for the words Transfer design to a product on any product page to get the simple process started!

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