Obp Mugs

Description: Logo for the new musical Off The Beaten Path

Description: A flower with petals of critically endangered Orange-bellied Parrots! Digital art, copyright: Marianne Gee.

Description: A starburst of critically endangered Orange-bellied Parrots. Digital art, copyright: Marianne Gee.

Description: Juvenile Orange-bellied Parrot photographed at Melaleuca in Tasmania's remote Southwest National Park. Copyright: Rose Watson, used with permission.

Description: 100% of profits go to projects to help save this critically endangered bird. Copyright: Nick Burdett, used with permission.

Description: 100% of profits go to projects to help save this critically endangered bird. Copyright: Nick Burdett, used with permission.

Description: 100% of profits support programs to help save this critically endangered bird. Copyright: Nick Burdett, used with permission.

Description: A swirl of colours from the critically endangered Orange-bellied Parrot. Copyright: Marianne Gee.

Description: Inspired by the colours of Orange-bellied Parrots flying free and wild at Melaleuca in southwest Tasmania. Copyright: Marianne Gee

Description: Our t-shirt for the PA Bigfoot Camping Adventure.

Description: Photo of an Orange-bellied Parrot on Swamp Melaleuca, taken at Melaleuca in southwest Tasmania. Copyright: Marianne Gee.

Description: Series of photos of a flying OBP taken at Melaleuca in southwest Tasmania. Copyright: Marianne Gee.

Description: Photo of an Orange-bellied Parrot perched on a post, taken at Melaleuca in southwest Tasmania. Copyright: Marianne Gee.

Description: Orange-bellied Parrot designed by Marianne Gee with inspiration from stained glass windows. Copyright: Marianne Gee.

Description: Photograph of an OBP at Melaleuca in the far southwest of Tasmania, where they breed during the summer. Copyright: Marianne Gee.

Description: Photograph of a juvenile Orange-bellied Parrot at Melaleuca. Copyright: Marianne Gee.

Description: This OBP has his backpack and walking boots on ready to migrate from Tasmania to southeast Australia. Copyright: Mary Armsby, used with permission.

Description: Juvenile Orange-bellied Parrots have bright orange beaks when they first emerge from nest boxes. Copyright: Marianne Gee

Description: Only about half of the juvenile Orange-bellied Parrots will return to Melaleuca to breed in the spring. Copyright: Marianne Gee.

Description: Permission to use this image was granted by the Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts, State Library of Tasmania. John Gould, The birds of Australia : in seven volumes, v. 1, p; lxvii, Euphema aurantia. London : Published by the author, 1848+ (London : Printed by Richard and John E. Taylor).

Description: Critically endangered Orange-bellied Parrots breed at Melaleuca in southwest Tasmania and migrate to coastal areas of southeast Australia. Copyright: Marianne Gee.

Description: 100% of profits help save this critically endangered bird. Copyright: Nick Burdett, used with permission.

Description: In honor of Episode 14, we are hawking some pretty sweet OBP megalodon swag that will help us offset some of our production costs and allow us to keep bringing the bizarre!