Birder Pins and Buttons

Black-Bellied Plover

A spotted wren perching on its favourite log

A delightful watercolor illustration of a house sparrow in a forsythia bush.

6 subspecies, and numerous color variations are perfect for this Warhol inspired piece! Top Row (L-R): Slate-colored, Oregon, Red-backed Middle Row (L-R): Slate-colored (brown morph), Gray-headed, White-winged Bottom Row (L-R): White-winged/Slate-colored mix, Canadian Rocky Mountain (Oregon/Slate-colored mix), Pink-sided

Canada Warbler

List of Kites

Hand painted owl

The birds

Common Raven

American Redstart

California Quail

White-Throated Sparrow

Rock Pigeon

Evening Grosbeak

Birdwatching or birding is an activity focused on the contemplation and study of wild birds. This hobby is rather developed as leisure, and is based on the art of recognizing the different species of birds for their taxonomy, taking into account the plumage or song among other factors. Many simply create lists that show the number of birds that flock to a particular area; others keep a list of all the species they saw in their lives. Everyone can go in and adapt this hobby in their own way. Some are content to simply enjoy and enrich the walks in a natural environment.

House Wren

American Dipper

Northern Bobwhite

Western Tanager

Carolina Wren

Low poly kingfisher on a branch

Montezuma Quail

Harlequin Duck

A beautiful Goldfinch sitting atop a Bulrush.

A Bird Nerd is a birder who is crazy about birding. We are growing race of bird enthusiasts that would go through any lengths to watch birds and complete our lists. This takes lots of time and study hence we are nerd birds :-) If you are a bird nerd, proudly add this funny design to your birding apparel or give it as the perfect gift for your birding friends.

American Bittern

Downy Woodpecker

Peregrine Falcon

Crested Caracara

Northern Shoveler

Canvasback

Pittas are a group of birds that are often described as jewels of the forest because of their bright and colourful plumage. Here, we have four species of pittas that have been recorded in Singapore. From left to right: Mangrove pitta, Fairy pitta, Blue-winged pitta, Hooded pitta

Semipalmated Plover

Dunlin

Common Yellowthroat

Bufflehead Pair