Chickadee Magnets

Description: Very cute illustration of a Black Capped Chickadee Bird

Description: A cute chickadee painting

Description: A drawing in color pencil of a cute Carolina chickadee. The bird sits on a branch between some green leaves. He sits quietly on one leg and his feathers are a bit round.

Description: From my original monoprint of a black-capped chickadee - my favourite backyard bird!

Description: Black and white illustration of a chickadee bird.

Description: Express your love of birding with this unique stencil art!

Description: The expression on this little bird's face! When I saw him I knew I needed to paint him doing something fun. Now he's living his best life on a tiny skateboard. From my original oil painting.

Description: Color illustration of a chickadee bird.

Description: A cute cartoon rolly-polly chickadee birdy.

Description: From my Cuteness & Vexation series, this birb may be small, but what it lacks in size it makes up for in pure gumption.

Description: Chickadee in flight carrying a forget-me-not flower

Description: *Click upper image to enlarge Featured in: - The Power of Photography - Furry & Feathered Friends - Avatar for Amazing Challenge Entertainment challenge - VaVoom

Description: Cute chickadee wearing a Santa hat illustration.

Description: For bird lovers and graphic art lovers alike.

Description: A chickadee in an aspen tree

Description: My little Chickadee

Description: A favorite at bird feeders, these cute cheeky birds have no fear in warning off strangers with a loud "chick-a-dee-dee-dee!" Show your love for this cutest of birds with this design!

Description: Winter Chickadee bird

Description: Support the beautiful state of Massachusetts with this original painting of the state bird.

Description: Another in the series of pop art, Warhol inspired pieces. Included here are 6 species of Chickadee (1 with three geographic variations!) Top row (L to R): Gray-headed Chickadee, Black-capped Chickadee (Eastern), Black-capped Chickadee (Rocky Mountain) Middle Row (L to R): Black-capped Chickadee (Pacific), Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Mountain Chickadee, Bottom Row (L to R): Carolina Chickadee, Mexican Chickadee, Boreal Chickadee

Description: photography by hd connelly

Description: chickadee holding a grenade pin

Description: Bring the charm of a woodland favorite into your space with this linocut-style chickadee illustration! This design captures the delightful spirit of the chickadee with bold, textured lines and a classic linocut aesthetic that adds a touch of handmade authenticity. Perfect for nature lovers, bird watchers, and fans of rustic or vintage-inspired art, this piece is ideal for adding character to any setting. Whether on t-shirts, stickers, or home decor, this chickadee design brings a little bit of nature’s joy wherever it goes!

Description: A sweet little black-capped chickadee! I love these guys. From my original coloured pencil drawing.

Description: A sweet little black-capped chickadee perched on a branch. From my original drawing.

Description: A sweet little black-capped chickadee perched on a branch. From my original drawing. I've done a few of these, and they're also available in sets!

Description: What a brave little bird, so cute, so precious.

Description: Chickadee Sparrow Bird

Description: Not just for Christmas, but these have a wintertime vibe to them, don't they?

Description: A cute chickadee for the bird lover in your life.

Description: This chickadee and the cherry branch were drawn by in Illustrator as elements for a pattern, I've drawn one more chickadee and cherry branch for this pattern.

Description: Chickadee with a pen

Description: Chickadee griffin

Description: Fun little Black Capped Chickadee birds in White Pine tree branches with pinecones on a blue background. The state bird of Maine and Massachusetts.

Description: This cozy chickadee is ready for the snow!

Description: This piece features a combination of plants I have enjoyed since childhood – blue vervain, blackeyed susan, and daisy. As a kid I noticed that they seemed to pop up in the same ditches every year. This thriving collection of companion flowers managed to survive for years and in doing so created a diverse ecosystem. But like anything they are a part of a larger whole. If the monarchs are happy here they will go onto a nearby garden while the chickadee will most likely continue on a quest for food leaving seeds along the way. The whole ecosystem thrives when these wild companion plants do.