T-Shirt Tuesday: Green-winged Macaw

This week's highlighted t-shirt is this micro-fiber shirt with our Birdorable Green-winged Macaw, also known as the Red-and-green Macaw, one of the most common macaws that lives throughout forests in northern South America. For more cute parrots and parakeets visit our new Birdorable Parrots & Parakeets Zazzle store.

Birdorable Green-winged Macaw Performance Micro-Fiber Long Sleeve

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