T-Shirt Tuesday: UK Birder

This week's featured design is this Union Jack UK Birder with the Flag of the United Kingdom and six of our Birdorable birds that are found around the UK. Long-tailed Tit, European Robin, Great Tit, Chaffinch, European Goldfinch and Tufted Duck are perched around the flag above the word "Birder". This t-shirt will make a great gift for birdwatchers in the UK.

Birdorable UK Birder T-Shirt

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