A field guide you can wear · Phoenix first

Heard it before you saw it? You're home.

Tees, hoodies and mugs for the ones who pull over for a hawk. Hand-drawn art, printed to order in the USA.

Shop the birds Where we'd send you

Sunrise · Phoenix—

Dawn chorus from—

Next count—

This month · in the Sonoran Desert.

Drop 01 · Migrates January 5, 2027

Start your list here.

Hand-drawn by our in-house artist, on heavyweight tees, hoodies, caps and mugs. Every design migrates on a date: Drop 01 leaves the shop on January 5, 2027 and is never printed again. Printed when you order, shipped from the US.

Hoodie

We speak birder

If these words feel like home, so will the shirts.

Nobody here needs the glossary. It's for the friend you drag out at 5 a.m.

LiferA bird you've seen for the first time in your life. The reason the alarm was set.

Spark birdThe one that turned you into a birder. Everybody has one. Everybody remembers it.

Nemesis birdThe one everyone else sees and you keep missing. Everybody has one of those too.

DipTo drive three hours for a bird that left ten minutes ago.

PatchThe spot you bird most, usually close to home. Nothing rare, all yours.

Heard onlyIt counts. Write it down, mark it "H", move on.

Our patch

Five places we'd send you first.

Phoenix is where we start. Go by the ABA Code of Birding Ethics: no playback at nests, no owl locations, stay on the trail. Rough driving distances from downtown.

1
Gilbert Riparian Preserve at Water RanchCity ponds with shorebirds, ducks and Vermilion Flycatchers. Birding before brunch.
~25 mi
2
Boyce Thompson ArboretumCanyon, water and desert in one loop near Superior. Phainopepla country.
~60 mi
3
Sweetwater Wetlands, TucsonA small wetland that fills with ducks, rails and sparrows in winter.
~115 mi
4
Madera CanyonThe Santa Ritas. Hummingbirds at the feeders and, in season, the Elegant Trogon.
~140 mi
5
Whitewater DrawThousands of Sandhill Cranes in winter. Go at dawn, bring a thermos, say nothing.
~210 mi