Passerine Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Description: A cross stitch inspired cardinal in a bird cage. Note: Not a real cross stitch.

Description: The first sparrow of spring!

Description: Barn Swallow

Description: Barn Swallow red

Description: Perfect For Bird Watcher Wildlife Enthusiast And Nature Lover Who Appreciates Wild Birds And Avian Beauty.

Description: The White-rumped Shama Thrush is a very common Bird in Hawai'i. Native to Southeast Asia it was introduced to O'ahu in the 1940s.

Description: Night Swallow

Description: When robins appear, loved ones are near.

Description: An indigo bunting bird has landed in a patch of pink zinnia flowers.

Description: The yellow oriole is a bright yellow passerine bird of northern South America, known for its melodious song and distinctive black markings on males.

Description: The Palila is a critically endangered Hawaiian honeycreeper which exists only in the Māmane-Naio forest on Mauna Kea.

Description: The red-vented bulbul is native to Asia and was brought to Hawaii as a pet and illegally released into the wild on O’ahu in the 1950s.

Description: Ink and watercolour illustration of a brightly coloured sunbird. Sunbirds are small brightly coloured birds with long curved bills found across parts of Africa, Asia and Australia and are similar in appearance to hummingbirds.

Description: Look up

Description: A male Cardinal sits on a fence post.

Description: One of the Mighty and Illuminated Adepti of Jueyun, known as "Cloud Retainer." Expert in all kinds of mechanical contraptions, her heart now turns towards the affairs of the mortal world, through which she walks under the name "Xianyun."

Description: come on! let’s go!

Description: Canyon Wren

Description: Hand-drawn realistic illustrated blue jay

Description: Kinglets or Goldcrests are little backyard birds.

Description: Carolina Wren

Description: Andean Cock of The Rock bird cartoon illustration

Description: Blue jay bird cartoon illustration

Description: This is a white throated toucan sitting on two cans. Fun fact: toucans like to click their big beak when they're happy, what an adorable birdy! Great gift for pun lovers and exotic bird moms!