Birdglamour Tank Tops

Yellow Warblers add a splash of glamorous summery yellow to our deciduous forests!

Turkey Vultures definitely think everyone around them looks good enough to eat...eventually! One of North America's important scavenging birds, Turkey Vulture eyes are perfect to let people know that you're ready for a meal!

Bring the soaring glamour of the Violet-green Swallow with you on stickers, shirts, and mugs!

Nothing says holidays like the bright colors of the Northern Cardinal! Bring the holiday glamour of the Northern Cardinal with you on shirts, mugs, and more!

Bring the soaring aerial glamour of the Violet-green Swallow with you on shirts, stickers, and mugs!

There are few North American ducks more glamorous than the Wood Duck! Bring the glamour of these charismatic cavity nesters with you on shirts, stickers, and mugs!

When the glamorous look of the Great Horned Owl is enough! Share the glamour of the Great Horned Owl on shirts, stickers, and mugs.

Not only is the Harlequin Duck glamorous, it is adorable! Did you know that one of this sea duck's nicknames is Squeaker? Bring the Squeaker with you on shirts, stickers, and more!

Take the glamour of the Great Horned Owl with you everywhere!

Be bold and glamorous like the Steller's Jay! This handsome black and deep blue crow relative is resident to the mountainous terrain of western North America and likes to visit backyard nut feeders.

King Eiders are all about glamorous looks in cold weather! This Arctic breeding bird stays warm while wearing lovely greens and yellows!

Turkey Vultures definitely think everyone around them looks good enough to eat...eventually! One of North America's important scavenging birds, Turkey Vulture eyes are perfect to let people know that you're ready for a meal!

Did you know that a family of Barn Owls (Tyto alba) can eat up to 3000 rodents in one summer? Be the bane of pesky rodents on your property with the glamour of the Barn Owl!

White-throated Sparrows are loud - especially at 4am! Take the loud, bold colors of the White-throated Sparrow with you on shirts, mugs, and stickers!

Does eating deer mice sound nice? It does if you're a Northern Saw-whet Owl! These teeny North American owls have vivid orange eyes in a cute cat-like face!

If no task is too big, Northern Pygmy Owl is the owl for you! Frequently preying on animals larger than itself, this little murderbirb has two black eyespots on the back of its neck to keep the predator from becoming prey!

Ever wonder how a deer mouse feels before it becomes owl food? Look deep into the eyes of the teeny predatory Northern Saw-whet Owl and find out! Bring that "I look at you as I do food" energy with you!

It's looking at you! Do you want to have a Common Loon stare at the people you meet? Common Loons are a quintessential bird of the northern lakes and bays, with their eerie yet calming yodel.

Did you know that a family of Barn Owls (Tyto alba) can eat up to 3000 rodents in one summer? Be the bane of pesky rodents on your property with the glamour of the Barn Owl!

Snowy Owls definitely make us think of snow, winter, and cold - they're the perfect owl for the holidays! People flock to see Snowy Owl when they migrate south for the winter. Celebrate the migration with your very owl Snowy Owl eyes!

Calliope Hummingbirds are North America's smallest hummingbirds. Teeny but fierce!

Turkey Vultures definitely think everyone around them looks good enough to eat...eventually! One of North America's important scavenging birds, Turkey Vulture eyes are perfect to let people know that you're ready for a meal!

Not only is the Harlequin Duck glamorous, it is adorable! Did you know that one of this sea duck's nicknames is Squeaker? Bring the Squeaker with you on shirts, stickers, and more!

Wood Duck Bird Glamour is for you if you are ready to take a leap! Baby Wood Ducks leap from nest cavities high up in the trees and land safe and sound!

A kingly duck for your bird-themed wardrobe! King Eiders are an iconic Arctic duck with excellent migration sense during migration!

If no task is too big, Northern Pygmy Owl is the owl for you! Frequently preying on animals larger than itself, this little murderbirb has two black eyespots on the back of its neck to keep the predator from becoming prey!

These cheeky corvids bring bright blues - a structural color in feathers rather than a pigment - to feeders and forests!

Be bold and glamorous like the Steller’s Jay! This handsome black and deep blue crow relative is resident to the mountainous terrain of western North America and likes to visit backyard nut feeders. It is also an excellent mimic!

These cheeky corvids bring bright blues - a structural color in feathers rather than a pigment - to feeders and forests!

Did you know that a family of Barn Owls (Tyto alba) can eat up to 3000 rodents in one summer? Be the bane of pesky rodents on your property with the glamour of the Barn Owl!