Ibis Mugs

A bin chicken blessing

This jungle collection is for those who loves nature, jungle vibes and colorful, full of life themes. If you want to have some unique and original art on your wear , order your product now!

Whether you're sinking tins at a backyard BBQ or raiding bins for some midnight snacks, this t-shirt is the perfect way to show off your Aussie pride and sense of humor.

American white ibis black and white Big

This is my original artwork of an American white ibis taking flight along the marshes of St. Simons Island, Georgia.

Gatorland American white ibis black and white

Australian White Ibis (Threskiornis molucca) flying. Oakden Native Fish Sanctuary, South Australia. This colony of Ibis is in the heart of the Adelaide suburbs. The colony has grown to over 400 in a very short time and many of the local residents are fed up with the noise and stench as their houses are so close to the small park where the colony resides. The birds are protected. At the end of the breeding season it is anticipated that the vegetation where they are nesting will be cut down to encourage them to move on. For those of us who don't live right next door to them it seems a real shame, as the birds feed on many of the parks and school ovals in the vicinity and are delighted in by the wider community. It points out the difficult...

Immature White Ibis at Sunrise by Debra Martz A great place to be for sunrise as many birds arrive at the pond to start feeding. If I lived in Weslaco, Texas, I would be on the deck at the Estero LLano Grande State Park as many mornings as possible. The sunrise adds a beautiful golden glow to the pond; combining that glow with the wonderful sounds of all the birds is a great, refreshing way to start the day!

Immature White Ibis On The Move ©Debra Martz This young one was quite the entertainer as it preened and continually ruffled its feathers. Captured along the 4800 ft boardwalk at South Padre Island Birding and Nature Center the last day of February. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: Feathered Friends 20230228-DSC_6747.NEF

American white ibis black and white 3

Dark side of the spoonbill inspired by Dark Side of the Moon. Funny Australian bird design for Pink Floyd fans featuring the royal spoonbill. Great gift for Aussie bird lovers and music fans who like parody designs.

This is my original artwork of an American white ibis flying along the marshes of St. Simons Island, Georgia.

Watercolor painting of Red Ibisvand chinoiserie jar

Bin Cicken

The hadada or hadeda ibis, is an ibis found in Sub-Saharan Africa. It is named for its loud three/four note calls uttered in flight especially in the mornings and evenings when they fly out or return to their roost trees.

Featured white ibis showing shaka and surfing on a caiman like a surfboard. Saying - surfing to success, surf club, kick off your flip flops, and ride the wave. Motivational design for surfing enthusiasts, especially from Florida state, USA, where white ibis and caiman are living.

black and white portrait of American white ibis

This jungle collection is for those who loves nature, jungle vibes and colorful, full of life themes. If you want to have some unique and original art on your wear , order your product now!

Taken in Central Florida, USA

Close up of a black and white Ibis 3

The Ibis is a fantastic animal and the design of this bird is a great product for you.

The Ibis is a fantastic animal and the design of this bird is a great product for you.

I have not bin to the gym for a very long time

Get ready to show off your Aussie humor with this hilarious t-shirt featuring an image of the infamous 'bin chicken' Ibis bird going through the garbage, with the cheeky slogan "Let's Eat Trash".

Mate! This bin chicken with a soccer ball design is perfect for Australian soccer fans that love Aussie birds and sport. Makes a Christmas present, Kris Kringle or Secret Santa gift for people who love sports, football, Australia, ibis, Aussie icons and birds.

American white ibis in Gatorland black and white

Close up of a black and white Ibis

This jungle collection is for those who loves nature, jungle vibes and colorful, full of life themes. If you want to have some unique and original art on your wear , order your product now!

Australian White Ibis (Threskiornis molucca). balancing as it lands in a tree. Oakden Native Fish Sanctuary, South Australia. This colony of Ibis is in the heart of the Adelaide suburbs. The colony has grown to over 400 in a very short time and many of the local residents are fed up with the noise and stench as their houses are so close to the small park where the colony resides. The birds are protected. At the end of the breeding season it is anticipated that the vegetation where they are nesting will be cut down to encourage them to move on. For those of us who don’t live right next door to them it seems a real shame, as the birds feed on many of the parks and school ovals in the vicinity and are delighted in by the wider community. I...

This jungle collection is for those who loves nature, jungle vibes and colorful, full of life themes. If you want to have some unique and original art on your wear , order your product now!

Mate! I attended the office Christmas party and all I got was trashed! This funny Christmas bin chicken design featuring a trashy drunk ibis tangled in Christmas lights is perfect for Aussie bird fans. Makes a great Kris Kringle gift or Secret Santa present for Australian bird fans, birders, ornithologists, bogans and people who love iconic Aussie wildlife. Straya!

Tropical pattern with large red birds.

Close up of a black and white Ibis 2

Australian White Ibis (Threskiornis molucca) flying. Oakden Native Fish Sanctuary, South Australia. This colony of Ibis is in the heart of the Adelaide suburbs. The colony has grown to over 400 in a very short time and many of the local residents are fed up with the noise and stench as their houses are so close to the small park where the colony resides. The birds are protected. At the end of the breeding season it is anticipated that the vegetation where they are nesting will be cut down to encourage them to move on. For those of us who don’t live right next door to them it seems a real shame, as the birds feed on many of the parks and school ovals in the vicinity and are delighted in by the wider community. It points out the difficult...

This photo was taken at Birds of Eden, Knysna, South Africa. I replaced the background with black to make the bird really stand out