T-Shirt Tuesday: Warbler Fan

December 28, 2010 in Warblers and T-Shirt Tuesday – Be the first to comment

We can't wait for the warblers to return this spring! While it's almost too cold to go birding here now, the warblers that breed here and north of us are spending the winter in warmer climes. They know what's good! ;) But in just a few months they'll be passing through here again and we'll be out looking for birds like the Northern Parula, Prothonotary Warbler, Common Yellowthroat, Kirtland's Warbler and Nashville Warbler that are featured on today's highlighted t-shirt design. Warbler Fan is shown here on a Ladies Twofer Fitted T-Shirt.

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