New Happy Thanksgiving Shareable Graphic from Birdorable

We’re feeling extra thankful today, and we’re sharing the bird love with this festive Birdorable graphic! This cute Thanksgiving-themed image features a Birdorable Wild Turkey, along with many other birds found in the United States, wishing everyone a "Happy Thanksgiving Day." It's perfect for sharing with your fellow bird enthusiasts, friends, and family.

Can you find the Burrowing Owl, Hooded Merganser, Ovenbird, American Avocet, Song Sparrow and Greater Prairie-Chicken? There are even two extinct birds on the image. Do you know which ones they are? 🤔

Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on what we’re grateful for — and for us, that includes the incredible diversity of birds in our world. From the wild turkey to backyard favorites and exotic species, we’re inspired every day by these feathered friends.

Feel free to download, share, or post this graphic to spread some Thanksgiving cheer. Tag your bird-loving friends and let them know how much they mean to you! We hope your day is filled with gratitude, good food, and (of course) a little birdwatching. 🦃🍂

Happy Thanksgiving graphic with Birdorable birds

Comments

Woodpiecer on November 28, 2024 at 8:45 AM wrote:
Happy Thanksgiving!!! 🦃🍂
Spurwing Plover on November 29, 2025 at 12:13 AM wrote:
I have seen Wild Turkeys in our area in Siskiyou County in California

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