Migration Baseball T-Shirts

Sandhill Crane in flight is one of the most amazing sights to see in nature. Such grace and eloquence. Show your love for these amazing primitive birds.

Sandhill Crane in flight as they migrate through Montana.

The flaming Blackburnian Warbler is a beautiful sight atop the treetops during spring migration in the north-east. It's hard to find, but so worth it!

And Then The Cormorants Arrived ©Debra Martz For two weeks I had only been seeing a few Double-Crested Cormorants with the American White Pelicans, even at the previous areas where I stopped and just before moving to one more place on the lake. I was pleasantly surprised, to say the least, when I saw these arriving in huge numbers. Captured at the Great Salt Plains state park in northern Oklahoma during fall migration in October.Captured at the Great Salt Plains state park in northern Oklahoma during fall migration in October. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: Feathered Friends 20221012-DSC_5891.NEF

Refugees did not leave their countries to take away jobs. They just want to start a new life in a place that brings them the security that they can't get in their own countries. For instance, they need jobs, like everybody else.

Cormorant Moon

Twice a year over 20,000 Sandhill Cranes migrate through the San Luis Valley. During the spring the cranes arrive mid-February and most are gone by mid-April. In the fall the cranes arrive in early September and are mostly gone by mid-November. The San Luis Valley is an ideal stopping ground for these birds as it is rich in food. During the day most of the birds can be seen in farmer’s fields eating the left over grain or on the Monte Vista Wildlife Refuge. At night the cranes travel to the nearby Rio Grande River and ponds to feel safe in the water. Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge. San Luis Valley, Colorado. USA. March, 2015.

Sandhill Cranes Flying in migration is such an amazing thing to witness.

Beautiful Snowy Performance by Debra Martz I could not believe what I was seeing on this particular morning. I've watched Snowy Egrets "fish" for many years. They position themselves in an area and watch the water closely before probing for a fish as they see it go by them. But on this morning, several Snowies were leaving the peninsula and half running, half dragging their feet while stirring up some fish and then would nab on the go! It was a most spectacular sight to witness! ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: "Feathered Friends 2" 20211003-DSC_7110.NEF Captured below the spillway of the Great Salt Plains Lake in northern Oklahoma.

When autumn rolls by and the Canadian geese return home

Join the Flock

The Christmas Island red crab (Gecarcoidea natalis) is a species of land crab that is endemic to Christmas Island. Christmas Island red crabs are well known for their annual mass migration to the sea to lay their eggs in the ocean.

The goofiest, most graceful, majestic and dorky dancers ever!

Ever wondered how seabirds refuel on their long migrations? This funny seagull cartoon shows how...

Socorro Wildlife Refuge, New Mexico USA Olympus E M-1, 40- 150 mm

Pelicans In the Morning Light of the Sun and Moon ©Debra Martz It was October 12th and the numbers of migrating birds continued to climb. More American White Pelicans and now seeing more Double-crested Cormorants in the mix. It was 7:40am and sunrise was 7:37am plus the Waning Gibbous Moon at 92% was almost directly overhead lending to beautiful colors on the water. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: Feathered Friends 3 20221012-DSC_5729

Monte Vista, Colorado. San Luis Valley, annual migration of Sandhill Cranes. USA. March, 2015.

My “zebra” paintings have already become my real brand. They have been to Africa, Australia, Europe, America and now they have reached Cyprus. I now live in a picturesque village called Akrounta, the landscape around me is filled with yellow-green colors, and I lacked blue. And now my zebras are free, they fly over the village and fill it with color and energy despite the heat!

Iconic Ontario Resident

The bluejay, an iconic backyard visitor.

The Great Migration

Black-and-white-warblers are adorable! They climb up and down tree trunks and flip upside-down in glorious warbler acrobatics.

A spring favourite!

Spring Migration Time!

Migrating Birds t-shirt.

The Ruby Throated Hummingbird, an iconic Canadian bird!

The Mallard, a pond life staple!

Abstract acrylic on canvas Canada Geese

A fuzzy, suspicious owlet to cheer up your day!

Your favourite iconic bird!

First Spring Visitors

Acrobatic Nuthatch