T-Shirt Tuesday: Pair of Belted Kingfishers

February 17, 2015 in Kingfishers and T-Shirt Tuesday with 1 comments

If you live in North America and you love birds then you are probably familiar with the Belted Kingfisher, which can be found across the continent from coast to coast. This cute design features a pair of Birdorable Belted Kingfishers. Can you tell the difference between the male and the female? Both have the cute shaggy crests and are colored blue and white, but females have rufous across the upper belly.

The design is shown here on a blue women's Hanes Nano long sleeve t-shirt, which is made of ultra-light and ultra-soft 100% cotton fine jersey knit.

Other apparel styles with this design

From Amazon

Cute Cartoon Belted Kingfisher Pair Birdorable Long Sleeve T-Shirt

From Amazon

Cute Cartoon Belted Kingfisher Pair Birdorable Raglan Baseball Tee

From Zazzle

Belted Kingfisher pair T-Shirt

From Zazzle

Belted Kingfisher pair Mouse Pad

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