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’s wild about birds of prey—especially hawks—you’ll want to check out this stunning Red-shouldered Hawk portrait. This original photograph captures the bold beauty of one of North America’s most charismatic raptors, making it an ideal gift or keepsake for any raptor enthusiast.

The featured hawk is a mature adult in prime plumage, showcasing the rich, rusty hues and crisp markings that make Red-shouldered Hawks such striking birds to observe. With its piercing dark eye, bold beak, and finely patterned feathers, this raptor exudes quiet power and wild grace.

This image was taken in central Florida, where Red-shouldered Hawks are especially common. In fact, in this region, they are considered the most abundant diurnal (daytime) raptor—often seen perched along wooded roadsides or calling out with their signature kee-rah scream from the treetops.

Why You’ll Love It:

• An intimate and detailed portrait of a wild Red-shouldered Hawk

• Captured in its natural habitat, mid-hunt from a quiet perch

• Ideal for anyone who appreciates raptors, nature photography, or Florida wildlife

This beautiful photo is currently available as a postcard, perfect for framing, mailing to a fellow bird lover, or even using as a journal insert or field note keepsake.

While this design is now “retired” in our shop—meaning it’s not actively offered on new products—you’re not limited to the postcard format. Thanks to the flexibility of Zazzle’s customization tools, it’s incredibly easy to transfer this image onto a wide range of other products.

Want it on something else? Here’s how to make it yours:

• On the product page, look for the option that says “Transfer design to a product”

• Choose from mugs, tote bags, mousepads, t-shirts, journals, and more

• Adjust the placement or scale of the image with Zazzle’s easy tools

Whether you’re shopping for a dedicated hawk watcher, a backyard birder, or a nature photography lover, this Red-shouldered Hawk image is a gorgeous way to share the beauty of the Red-shouldered Hawk.

Don’t miss this chance to bring a bit of Florida wilderness home—or gift it to someone who would love a sharp-eyed companion on their wall or desk.

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This design features the classic cut-out triangle eyes and nose of a carved Halloween pumpkin. The eyes and nose seem familiar, but there's something interesting going on with the pumpkin face's mouth -- it's a silhouette of a swift-type bird!

This fun bird/jackolantern mashup design for Halloween is perfect for birders, birdwatchers, and bird lovers to wear on and around the spooky holiday season! Spread fun Halloween cheer and your love of birds and/or swifts with this unique, simple Halloween-bird jack-o-lantern design! It's perfect for everyone who loves birds and anyone who works with these amazing flying creatures, like zookeepers, professional bird guides, veterinarians, environmental educators, ornithologists, and more! 

Shown here on a premium unisex tee in orange, this design can be purchased in cuts for women or kids, and in other apparel styles highlighted below.

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Today's featured shirt features an image by the most famous ornithological artist of all time, John James Audubon. This is his painting of Turkey Vultures.

The detailed life-like image is of an adult Turkey Vulture above and a juvenile bird below. The birds are perched on horizontal branches of a snag; the lower bird has its wings spread so you can see the white trailing edges.

The Audubon image is shown here on a Men's Basic American Apparel tee, a comfortable top made of 100% fine jersey cotton. Pick up this beautiful work by Audubon on other apparel items or novelties and gifts here: Audubon's Turkey Vulture. Check out some of the options below.

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This funny Real Birders Use Four-Letter Words t-shirt is a fun gift idea for birders. Do you know the meaning of four-letter word in this context? Let me explain...

Bird banders (also called bird ringers, especially in the United Kingdom) use four-letter codes to identify the species they band (or ring).

Birders and others can use these extremely handy 4-letter codes as they record the birds they observe. The codes aren't difficult to decipher or use; there are general rules to ascertaining the code for a particular species, with exceptions across the bird world in cases where names would result in identical codes. It's not too hard, especially if you take the time to learn the basic rules and become accustomed to the codes for your most commonly seen birds.

This kind of shorthand can be handy to use, but some who don't use the codes may find the use of them in everyday conversation annoying, confusing, or even elitist. Yes, the use of codes in some birding circles is "controversial". Ugh.

"Real birders use four-letter words" is a funny slogan for birdwatchers, especially those accustomed to using the handy and easy to learn series of banding codes. This text slogan design includes silhouettes of some different birds, along with their four-letter banding codes, to make the message clear. For those who don't use codes, here's a translation: Phainopepla; Bald Eagle; Ring-billed Gull; Mourning Dove; Mallard; and Brown-headed Cowbird.

Shown here on a black and heather long sleeve unisex raglan tee, this design can be found on other apparel options; see some of the choices here.

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