T-Shirt Tuesday: Geese Symbol

In this week's featured Birdorable t-shirt design a group of Birdorable Canada Geese form a large Peace Symbol, also known as a Geese Symbol. Support peace on earth in style, with this cute Birdorable peace design. For more funny Birdorables see our funny designs section.

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