T-Shirt Tuesday: Barred Owl

This week's featured t-shirt design is our Birdorable Barred Owl shown here on a kids organic t-shirt. This will make a great gift for bird lovers, birdwatchers and owl fans.

Birdorable Barred Owl T-Shirt

You might know that Birdorable's very own Amy is a huge fan of Barred Owls. She was lucky enough to get to work with birds of prey by following a raptor course at a local rehabilitation center, Flint Creek Wildlife Rehabilitation, earlier this year. FCWR has one education Barred Owl in residence, Meepy, who was easily Amy's favorite. Isn't she gorgeous?

Meepy the Barred Owl

Meepy and me

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little bird on October 21, 2010 at 12:49 PM wrote:
Adorable!

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