Waders Mugs

This funny wader design will make a great funny gift for hunting lovers

Ten North American wading birds are illustrated in cute cartoon Birdorable style. The mixed flock includes: Least Bittern; White Ibis; Reddish Egret; Cattle Egret; Great Blue Heron; Wood Stork; Great Egret; Roseate Spoonbill; Green Heron; and Black-crowned Night-Heron.

Wader rack for Smithsonian ecologist researchers. A Norman Rockwell moment. Maryland, USA Topaz filters

Waders

This funny wader design will make a great funny gift for hunting lovers

Imaginary Waders

Why settle for store bought juice when you can make it yourself?

Sandpipers frolic along the Pacific Ocean coast.

A great blue heron squawking.

Wetlands are vital for carbon storage and flood prevention. Unfortunately, they're also one of our most depleted and degraded habitats. Here is a strutting oystercatcher to celebrate our wonderful wetlands.

Gone fishin'! Back when the fish stop biting.

Yellow rubber rain boots

I enjoy birdwatching and Norfolk is a great place to see wading birds including these avocets. I was fortunate to get close enough to take reference photos which I used for this artwork created in a mixture of collage and watercolour.

The White-headed Stilt or Pied Stilt is a bird in the Recurvirostridae family. It is sometimes treated as a distinct species, Himantopus leucocephalus, sometimes included in the Common or Black winged Stilt as Himantopus himantopus leucocephalus. This shorebird is found in Australia, Brunei, Christmas Island, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Palau, Papua New Guinea, and the Philippines. Photographed in Australia. Canon 450D, Tamron zoom lens (Featured in The Wonder of Wings.)

* Love lake tuna or trout? Grab your tackle box, your family and get fishing! The only thing that makes fly fishing in your waders better is when you combine it with hiking, kayaking and canoeing!
 * Ocean Salmon Fly Fishing is perfect for the pond fisherman casting his lures!

* Love lake tuna or trout? Grab your tackle box, your family and get fishing! The only thing that makes fly fishing in your waders better is when you combine it with hiking, kayaking and canoeing!
 * Ocean Salmon Fly Fishing Shirt is perfect for the pond fisherman casting his lures!


Original design of a Little Ringed Plover from a photograph I took in the UK. A great gift for any Plover lover.

Based in the town of Lititz in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Old Pal, Inc. produced what many consider the original modern tackle boxes. While original tackle boxes were metal in construction with lift-out trays, Old Pal's design leverage space-age plastics and hinged trays that would rise up and to the sides when the box was opened, allowing easy access to the tackle within, Old Pal also produced storage accessories like minnow buckets and bait containers that nested nicely in their tackle boxes, truly earning them the title of 'fisherman's friend.'

If you're a fan of fishing, sarcasm and funny sayings, you need this t-shirt! Graphic Tee For anglers who love the outdoors. Bass, Crappie, or Trout, this lucky fishing shirt will help you reel them in. Looks good with rods, jigs, live bait and waders. Add this Funny Fishing shirt to your collection of hooks, lines, and sinkers. For the Fisherman or Woman in your life. Makes a unique gift for a birthday, party, Christmas or any occasion.

The American Flamingo used to be often called the "Caribbean Flamingo" and was considered a subspecies of the Greater Flamingo, a species found in the Eastern Hemisphere, but most groups now consider the American Flamingo to be a distinct species. The status of the species in the United States is confounded by the popularity of the American Flamingo as a captive bird, and many sightings in the U.S. are undoubtedly escapees from captivity. However, they do nest in Bermuda, parts of the Caribbean, and the Yucatan peninsula of Mexico, so birds seen in Florida and elsewhere in the southeastern United States may very well be wild in origin, especially given a wild population is very close in Cuba. Historically, non-breeding birds were ofte...