T-Shirt Tuesday: Northern Pintail

This week's featured t-shirt design is our cute Birdorable Northern Pintail, a beautiful large duck with a long pointed tail. The bird breeds across northern areas of North America, Europe and Asia and in winter migrates as far south as Hawaii, Central America, sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. The duck is shown here on a men's basic long sleeve shirt and women's EDUN LIVE t-shirt.

Birdorable Northern Pintail T-Shirts

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