Birdwatcher Face Masks

If you're going out where you might not be able to keep your physical distance, it's a good idea to wear a face mask.

The CDC recommends the use of face coverings in addition to social distancing and other measures to fight the spread of COVID-19. If you're doubling up on masks, these novelty reusable cloth masks are a great top layer over a medical mask or other non-woven disposable choice.

These bird-themed masks share your love of birding without you having to say a word, and without sharing your germs.

Bird Says "Six Feet Please" Reusable Cloth Face Mask

Found on Zazzle

Keep your distance when you can, and wear a mask when you can't. This funny design has a little black cartoon bird saying "Six Feet Please". 

Flock of Snow Geese Photo Reuseable Cloth Face Mask

Found on Zazzle

This face maks features a photograph of a huge flock of Snow Geese in the skies over Bosque del Apache, New Mexico. 

Ruby-throated Hummingbirds in Flight Cloth Face Mask

Found on Zazzle

Flying male Ruby-throated Hummingbirds are arranged against a perfect blue background. Share the joy of these little winged jewels with this reusable mask.

Birdwatcher Dad Hats for Father's Day

Pick up a baseball-style cap for your dad this Father's Day. The holiday is coming up on June 16, 2024. As the hobby of birdwatching has gained popularity in recent years, especially during and following the pandemic, more dads than ever consider themselves birdwatchers. Get your bird-loving dad...

No Outdoor Cats

This is a great graphic design that shows you believe cats belong indoors to protect native wildlife. You might be a cat lover, too, that knows cats have a better quality of life when they are indoor cats.

My First Birding Shirt Baby Onesie

Is your new birding buddy going out with the freshest pair of eyes? Baby's lifelist might be a blank slate, but she can be stylish from the get-go with this cute baby bodysuit made for budding birders. "My First Birding Shirt" is actually a baby onesie....

Those Pesky Empids! Fun Mnemonic Shirt Design

It may be the dead of winter now, but spring migration will be here before you know it. Get ready by learning your Empidonax flycatchers. You'll have to put time into learning their calls, because learning their field marks may prove useless in a lot of cases. And...