T-Shirt Tuesday: I Love Redheads

Don't you love Redheads? This week's featured t-shirt is this I Love Redheads design with our Birdorable Redhead! This medium-sized diving duck breeds in western North America and spends the winter in southern and north-eastern United States, the Great Lakes area, Mexico and the Caribbean. We saw a couple of Redheads the other day while birding along Lake Michigan here in Illinois.

I Love Redheads

Shown here is our Basic American Apparel T-Shirt which is made in the USA.

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abigail on February 27, 2010 at 2:00 PM wrote:
i love pekin ducks and i have 2 pet pekin ducks in backyard!]

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