Products available from Trevor's Birding

Over the last decade I have taken many photos of birds, both here in Australia and also on overseas holidays. I have often shared some of the best photos here on this site as well as on my other site called Trevor's Birding (clickhere).

More recently I have made some of these photos available on various products such coffee mugs (see above for an example), T shirts, aprons, mouse mats, puzzles, clocks, cards and many more.

My site is part of Zazzle group and you can access TrevorsPhotosby clicking here.

Australia Day

Sulphur-crested cockatoo

 In honour of Australia Day which celebrates the first European settlers' arrival in Sydney Cove in 1788, I am posting a series of iconic Australian birds.

Articles and more photos of all of these birds can be seen on my other site Trevor's Birding here.

All of these photos - and many more - can be purchased on various types of merchandise like T shirts, mugs, posters, aprons, puzzles and cap. Just go to TrevorsPhotos here.

Australian Magpie

Australian Pelicans

Galahs - Australian parrots

Products from Trevor's Birding

Over the last decade I have taken many photos of birds, both here in Australia and also on overseas holidays. I have often shared some of the best photos here on this site as well as on my other site called Trevor's Birding (click here).

More recently I have made some of these photos available on various products such coffee mugs (see above for an example), T shirts, aprons, mouse mats, puzzles, clocks, cards and many more.

My site is part of Zazzle group and you can access TrevorsPhotos by clicking here.

White-browed Babblers

White-browed babbler

Almost every day we have a family of White-browed babblers visiting our garden here in Murray Bridge in South Australia.

They are busy birds, scratching around in dirt, leaf litter and under the bark of trees as they look for beetles, caterpillars, spiders and other bird delicacies.

Their soft meowing call sometimes sounds like we are being invaded by cats.

As they move around the garden and into the adjoining scrub they tend to hop rather than fly.

You can read more about Australian birds on my other site called Trevor's Birding, together with many more photos of our wonderful birds.