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EnvironmentForTheAmericasEnviroamericasEnvironmentamericasEnvironment for the AmericasFollow Us Easy ways to orderONLINE: shop.environmentamericas.orgWRITE: Sales@environmentamericas.orgCall: 303.499.1950 11 am-5 pm Eastern2migratorybirdday.orgEnvironment for the Americas (EFTA) is a passionate nonprot organization committed to connecting diverse people to bird conservation across the Western Hemisphere. Join us in protecting birds and inspiring the next generation of conservationists.Environment for the AmericasWORLD MIGRATORY BIRD DAY: EFTA launched in 2008 to serve as the home of this global celebration of birds, with a focus on their migrations in the Americas. Since then, we have developed connections across borders and now support over 700 programs and events from Canada to Argentina and the Caribbean. Our collaborations extend around the world, and working in partnership with the United Nations Convention on Migratory Species, the African-Eurasian Waterbird Agreement, and the East Asian-Australasian Flyway Partnership, our work touches almost every yway. INTERNSHIPS: Since 2010, EFTA has developed skill-building experiences for underrepresented early career professionals. In partnership with federal and other non-prot organizations, we provide meaningful experiences that may lead to careers in conservation, research, science communications, and more. Today, we guide and mentor as many as 200 participants each year who work on national forests, at national parks, and on other public lands. RESEARCH: We are dedicated to protecting birds and are striving to uncover some of the causes of bird population declines, with a focus on western migratory hummingbirds. We are also learning how to better use technology to explore the habitats bird use and how we can better manage them. Excitingly, our eorts now extend to tracking the Monarch buttery’s migratory journey from Texas to Minnesota, marking our rst venture into non-avian species conservation.EDUCATION & OUTREACH: Every year we create new education materials, oer virtual and in-person trainings and workshops, and present our work at conferences, meetings, and public events. Our monthly Bird Book Club shares the writings of authors who are passionate about birds, conservation, diversity, equity, and inclusion. Locally and virtually, our programs connect people to birds through festivals, events, and other community programs. Help support our work across the Americas. Your membership fee entitles you to our quarterly newsletter, Call Notes, discounts in our shop, and invitations to in-person and virtual events. An annual membership is just $40! Help support our work across the Americas by donating or becoming a member.Join us at EFTA.wildapricot.org or mail your payment to :EFTA 5171 Eldorado Springs Drive, Suite N, Boulder, CO 80303

3migratorybirdday.orgWorld Migratory Bird DayWorld Migratory Bird Day (WMBD) celebrates and brings attention to one of the most important and spectacular events around the globe, bird migration. Environment for the Americas coordinates WMBD across the Americas, and it is celebrated in Canada, the United States, Mexico, Central and South America, and the Caribbean at protected areas, refuges, parks, museums, schools, zoos, and more. More than 700 events and programs hosted annually introduce the public to migratory birds and ways to conserve them.Protect Insects, Protect BirdsEach year, World Migratory Bird Day highlights a critical conservation issue impacting migratory birds. This year, we turn our attention to insects, and, for the rst time, the annual poster includes animals other than birds under the slogan Protect Insects, Protect Birds.If you aren’t a “bug lover,” we hope that this theme will improve your relationship with them. From their larval stages to ying adults, insects provide an essential source of nutrition and energy for many migratory birds. Hummingbirds depend on insects in their diets as adults, and as food for growing nestlings. Other species, such as Cli Swallows, survive solely on insects, capturing them in aerial feats. American Kestrels capture insects on the ground and in the air, in addition to foraging for small mammals. Insects that live in water are a favorite of Wood Ducks, and shorebirds hunt for insect larvae in the sand. Some migratory birds may time their journeys in synchrony with the presence of insects, seeking the insects found in the foliage of trees and other plants to help them refuel along the way. The loss and disturbance of insect populations at breeding sites and along migration routes threaten bird survival and condition. Insect populations are declining for many reasons, including loss of habitat, the impacts of light pollution, and the use of chemicals at home, in our communities, and on crops. Simultaneously, birds such as hummingbirds, American Kestrels, and certain swallows, reliant on insects, are also declining, possibly linked to the diminishing availability of their food source.Photo by Linda Tanner, creativecommons.orgAmerican Kestrel, a 2024 focal species, is a small falcon whose diet includes insects, such as grasshoppers. Its populations are declining, and researchers are concerned that parallel declines in insect populations are part of the problem.

4migratorybirdday.orgWhen is WMBD?World Migratory Bird Day is not just a day. It’s a year-long celebration! Birds migrate at dierent times in dierent regions, and this campaign is designed to reect that. Although the traditional dates are the second Saturdays of May and October (May 11 and October 12 in 2024), we encourage you to host your event when it best suits you and when participants are most likely to see birds.How to Protect Insects for BirdsCreate bug-friendly spaces by transforming lawns into natural bug homes. Insects prefer plants that are native to your area and need cover to survive. These plants are accustomed to the local weather and provide a good habitat for bugs.Don’t rake! Create a thriving ecosystem for insects and birds by leaving leaves in your garden or yard. The leaf litter acts as a natural shelter, food source, and breeding ground for various insect species. The decaying leaves also attract insects that are essential for insectivorous birds’ diets, promoting biodiversity and ecological balance. By refraining from raking leaves, you contribute to a healthier and more sustainable environment for both insects and birds.Reduce the use of pesticides that harm benecial insects. Instead, explore alternative methods to deter unwanted insects without resorting to harmful chemicals. Plant owers and herbs with natural pest-repellent properties. Use feeders and birdhouses to bring in birds that will help control garden pests. Consider utilizing organic fertilizers, essential oils, and biodegradable ingredients as ecient and environmentally friendly insecticides.Turn o extra lights at night because too much light can be bad for insects. Bugs are attracted to lights, and it can tire them out or expose them to other animals. Reduce the amount of light, and shield bulbs.Keep water clean by using eco-friendly soaps and cleaners. Some cleaning products and salts can be harmful to insects if they get into the water. Appreciate insects for the good things they do, like pollinating plants and being part of the food chain. Share positive pictures and stories about bugs with your family and neighbors and on social media to help others learn their importance.Teach your friends and family about the signicance of insects, especially kids. Support programs that educate people about insects and speak up for conservation in your community. Make sure rules about lawns and pesticides protect insects and get involved locally to support decisions that protect natural habitats, insects, and other wildlife.2024 Artist: Anna RoseAnna is a dedicated artist with a deep connection to wildlife. Her talent has been recognized with the Susan K. Black Foundation Scholarship three times. Anna pursued graduate studies at Ohio State University, where her research centered on the nesting ecology of warblers and thrushes, integrating her enthusiasm for both art and science. She was selected as the WMBD artist because of her ability to beautifully illustrate both birds and insects.Anna has an impressive list of accolades, from winning scholarships to being named Student Artist of the Year by the American Birding Association. She has also designed logos for the Ohio Bluebird Society and won rst place in the National Junior Duck Stamp Contest by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Anna’s art goes beyond the canvas, blending with her dedication to science and conservation. You can follow her work on social media at @annarosepaints.Get our latest news about World Migratory Bird Day and discover ways to support birds by signing up for our free weekly E-newsletter. environmentamericas.org/get-involved/

5migratorybirdday.orgStyle 2: Student poster, 11” x 17”, on lighter weight paper, folded BDCO501A Single $1 BDCO501B Set of 25 $19BDCO501C Set of 50 $25BDCO501D Set of 100 $40Style 1: Unfolded poster, 18” x 24”, on heavyweight paperBDCO500A Single $8BDCO500C Set of 50 $55BDCO500D Set of 100 $100WMBD 2024 T-ShirTSThe WMBD 2024 T-shirt features Anna Rose’s artwork from this year’scampaign, “Protect Insects, Protect Birds.” This comfortable crewneck tee is made of recycled bottles and other materials to reduce the plastic that ends up in landlls and wildlife habitats.WMBD 2024 PoSTerThe World Migratory Bird Day 2024 poster features the outstanding artworkof Anna Rose on the front. On the back of the poster is supportive information about the importance of insects to migratory birds and how you can contribute to their conservation. Available in English or Spanish—please specify language when ordering.WMBD “haPPy” KiTOur team named our WMBD starter kit a “Happy” kit, because of the joy it brings to any program or event. It includes 50 student posters, 50 mixed bird stickers, 50 Bird Buddy Bracelets, 30 bird masks, and 30 pre-cut, colorful paper birds. BDKit Event Starter Kit $69.99 (Save $12) BD2024A: Unisex Single Shirt $16.95BD2024W: Women’s (crewneck) Single Shirt $16.95BD2024Y: Youth Single Shirt (S, M) $13.95BD2024B: 24-71 shirts $14.50 eachBD2024C: +72 shirts $14.00 eachBD2024LS: Long-sleeved Unisex Single Shirt $18.95WORLD MIGRATORY BIRD DAY 2024BirD MaSK KiTTeach about birds or get creative with our bird masks. They come with a popsicle stick that can be attached to serve as a handle. Have some glue on hand! BD30 set of 30 $13.95 BirD CuTouTSColorful birds taken from our logo can be used to create your own bird tree. Encourage participants to write their commitment to bird conservation on the bird or use them to decorate your event. BD925 set of 30 $11.95BirD BuDDy BraCeleTOur bird bracelets are in English and Spanish and are a colorful way to identify yourself as a bird lover. Loved by kids and adults! BD250 Single $1.00 / BD252 Set of 50 $25.00 / BD253 Set of 100 $45.00Bird Mask KitBird CutoutsBird Buddy BraceletWant to purchase your items separately? You can mix and match these program favorites to meet the needs of your festival or program.

6migratorybirdday.orgWMBD 2024 Coloring PageShare the annual WMBD theme with young visitors using an 8.5” x 11” bilingual (Spanish/English) black-and-white coloring version of the poster. Use it at a festival station or any education program about birds and conservation. Download it free at resources.migratorybirdday.org. BD33 50 Coloring Pages $6.00World Migratory Bird Day Día Mundial de las Aves MigratoriasProtect Insects, Protect Birds Protege los insectos, protege las avesalien WorlDSLife on earth depends on the busy activities of insects, but global populations of these teeming creatures are currently under threat, with grave consequences for us all. Alien Worlds presents insects and other arthropods as you have never seen them before, explaining how they conquered the planet and why there are so many of them, and shedding light on the evolutionary marvels that enabled them to thrive. This book takes you inside the hidden realm of insects and reveals why their fate carries profound implications for our own. AW23 $27.00ProTeCT inSeCTS, ProTeCT BirDS PaMPhleTWith English text on one side and Spanish text on the other, this attractively designed 11” x 17” yer explains the importance of insects for migratory birds and outlines simple steps we can all take to conserve both. The piece also includes simple instructions for making your own magnifying lens from recycled materials. Use it to nd the insects featured in the 2024 World Migratory Bird Day materials. BD2024a Single $1 / BD2024b Set of 30 $19.95PaPer inSeCTSSpruce up your space and join our celebration of insects with our paper insect wall decorations. These cute 3D bugs are eco-friendly, crafted from recycled cardboard, and printed with vegetable inks. These colorful insects can live on your desk, table or wall to spark your imagination.BlueD Blue Dragony 18” x 3” x 14”, 22 pieces $19.00 GoldRB Gold Rim Butteries, 3 per pack, 6.5” x 2” x 6.5, 35 pieces $17.00HoneyB Honey Bee 7.8” x 2.3” x 5.5” ,13 pieces $12.00Join World Migratory Bird Day as an Ambassador by taking materials to partners across the Western Hemisphere during your travels. As an Ambassador, you help to make connections with our partners and save thousands in shipping costs. Or, support a community near home or far away. Your donation of $125 will provide a “Happy Kit” (see page 5) to support education activities. In 2023, we distributed over 300 Happy Kits. Contact us at info@environmentamericas.orgwe need your HELP!Laura Baboolal, WMBD Caribbean Coordinator, sharing materials with Eusebio Richardson at Nature Foundation St. Maarten.WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG World Migratory Bird DaySemipalmated SandpiperProtect Insects, Protect Birds Buzzer MidgeWWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG World Migratory Bird DayWood DuckProtect Insects, Protect Birds Giant Water Scavenger BeetleWWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG World Migratory Bird DayBroad-tailed HummingbirdProtect Insects, Protect Birds Burrowing MayflyWWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG World Migratory Bird DayAmerican KestrelProtect Insects, Protect Birds Red-legged GrasshopperWWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG WWW.MIGRATORYBIRDDAY.ORG World Migratory Bird DayCliff SwallowProtect Insects, Protect Birds Vivid DancerConServaTion PinSInvite your event and program participants to conrm their commitment to bird conservation with our 2024 pins! The pins feature ve of the 2024 focal species. Choose a single design or get an assortment that includes a mix of ve designs. Available in English or Spanish—please specify language and quantity when ordering. BDCOPins2024 Single Pin $0.75 / 50 Pins $25.99

7migratorybirdday.org20 WayS To helP BirDSA set of 20 bilingual (Spanish/English) bookmarks share simple ways to help conserve birds, with each bookmark highlighting a dierent action. The backside of every bookmark features a portion of the 2012 WMBD art by Rafael Lopez. Put them all together to complete the puzzle!BD940 20 Bookmarks $3.00 / BD940B 200 Bookmarks $30.00EVENT MATERIALSnaTional geograPhiC MigraTion MaPThis two-sided poster features bird migration routes around the globe. Dozens of species are illustrated with lots of supportive information. This educational piece is 31” x 20” when unfolded and 5” x 8” when folded. BD181 $5.00WaTer ConServaTion PaMPhleTWith English text on one side and Spanish text on the other, this attractively designed 11” x 17” yer explains the importance of water for migratory birds and outlines simple steps we can all take to conserve and protect water resources. BD2023p-1 Single $1 / BD2023p-2 Set of 30 $19.95BirD ConServaTion CalCulaTorWhat’s your bird conservation score? This handy calculator shares 12 ways you can help birds, with a score to help you measure your success. The piece is 11” x 17” and two-sided, with English on one side and Spanish on the other.BD109 Single $1.00BD109A Set of 30 $19.95Why BirDS MaTTer infograPhiCA fun infographic illustrates some of the tasks birds accomplish for nature and humans, from dispersing seeds and pollinating owers to serving as nature’s clean-up crew. It is easy to understand and bilingual, with English on one side and Spanish on the other. Unfolds to 11” x 17”.BD539 Single Infographic $1.00 BD539B Set of 30 $19.95 WMBD 2023 Coloring anD aCTiviTy BooKThis 20-page bilingual (Spanish/English) coloring book is full of activities andpuzzles featuring black-and-white coloring versions of the ocial WMBD 2023artwork from Augusto Silva. This is an engaging tool that teaches kids and adults alike about the importance of conserving water for birds and people. 8.5” x 11”.BD33B $8.00 / BD33C Set of 30 $120.00

8migratorybirdday.orgBD150 Mixed Set I Wood Duck, Great Blue Heron, Ruby-throated Hummingbird, Blackburnian Warbler, and Bald EagleBD210 Mixed Set II Northern Pintail, Mallard, American Wigeon, Green-winged Teal, and Wood DuckBD213 Mixed Set III Baltimore Oriole, Ruby-throated Hummingbird, Bobolink, Blackburnian Warbler, and American Redstart BirD STiCKerSThese colorful 2-inch stickers are fun to share at an event! Choose from the above designs or select a mixed set, each with ve dierent bird species. More designs available online.Set of 50 $6.50 / Set of 100 $11.50 / Set of 200 $21.50BD150 BD210 BD2132024 STiCKerSBDWMBD2024 5-species set, made with recycled material! Available in English or Spanish—please specify language when ordering. Set of 50 $6.50 / Set of 100 $11.50 / Set of 200 $21.50More stickers available onlineBD145BD76BD141 BD81 BD79WaShi TaPeDecorate your journals, notebooks, handmade cards, or gift packages withthis paper masking tape featuring some of your favorite birds or an assortment of beautiful eggs. Each roll of washi tape is 0.5 inch wide x 11 yards long. WTE Egg / WTB Bird / WTGF $5.59 The Big STiCKer BooK of BirDSThis book includes 200+ stickers and is lled with fun facts and activities about birds. Inspired by Yuval Zommer’s The Big Book of Birds, this sticker activity book immerses kids in the colorful bird world. It shares intriguing facts, encouraging kids to draw, color, and play bird-themed games globally, nurturing a love for nature through play. The Big Sticker Book of Birds has over 200 stickers for kids to decorate, solve puzzles, and play games, all beautifully illustrated. BIGSBB $14

9migratorybirdday.orgCOLLISIONSColliDeSCaPe WinDoW TaPeThis tape allows light to pass through while remaining visible to birds and thus reducing collisions. Includes one 40-foot roll of 3/4-inch wide clear tape.WindowABC $17.95IN THE FIELDColliSionS Magazine This 8-page piece provides info on the impacts of human structures on birds, with solutions for how to reduce collisions. Available in English or Spanish—please specify language.BD206 Single Magazine $1.00 BD206B Sets of 30 $12.00 Millions of birds are killed each year by colliding with windows, so it is critical that we take steps to make our homes and places of work safer. Here are a few products related to reducing bird collisions with windows and glass doors.feaTher frienDly WinDoW TaPeThis tape oers a unique, aesthetically pleasing spacing pattern. Each roll includes 100 feet of tape. Installation is fast and easy, and markers can be removed without damage to glass.WindowF1 1 roll $16.99WindowF2 3 rolls $39.95BinoCularSBinoculars and eld guides are an important part of any bird education program. We selected our sturdy and kid-friendly binoculars after years of working with youth in the eld. The 8.5 x 32 Vortex binocular weighs 17 oz. and is waterproof and fogproof. Purchase a kit that includes six Stokes eld guides (specify Eastern or Western) and 6 pairs of binoculars.BD183 Educator’s Kit (specify region: Eastern or Western) $434.50BD146 Single Pair of Vortex Raptor Binoculars $89.99 Environment for the Americas work with Optics for the Tropics to contribute binoculars to educators who connect their communities to bird conservation through World Migratory Bird Day. Donate just $70 to contribute a pair of binoculars.Junior BirDer aCTiviTy BooKSThe Junior Birder series is a great way to learn about birds through a variety of fun and engaging activities. Each journal introduces kids to birdwatching, bird conservation, and citizen science. The Journal is a beginner guide, exploring characteristics of birds. All About Hummingbirds covers the fascinating world of hummingbirds, from their identication to their behaviors. All About Shorebirds helps students explore habitat requirements, how to conduct shorebird surveys, and the variety of beaks. Each booklet is 5.5” x 4.25” for convenient use. all aBouT huMMingBirDSBD980JUNIOR BIRDERJOURNAL & ACTIVITY BOOKSHOREBIRDSALL ABOUT Your Nameall aBouT ShoreBirDSBD990Available in English or Spanish—please specify language when ordering. Single $1.50 / Set of 30 $30.00Junior BirDer JournalBD922

10migratorybirdday.orgCONSERVATION POSTERSOur Migration Map portrays the migrations of 12 bird species, illustrating both long-distance and short-distance travelers—text on the back describes migration and how birds make their journeys. Learn about western hummingbirds with our beautiful bilingual (Spanish/English) Hummingbird Poster. Share the importance of snags to birds and other wildlife with our Life of a Dead Tree educational poster. And last but not least, Birds of North America is the result of hundreds of hours of intricate illustration work by a team of talented artists and features 740 birds drawn to scale and sorted by species.huMMingBirD PoSTerBDHum18 18” x 24” $3.95/eaBDHum12 11” x 17” folded $1.00/eaBDHum12B 11” x 17” Set of 30 $25.00Helping Hummingbirds ThriveConservemos a los colibríesArt © Marco Garcia for Environment for the AmericasWeakened trees attract beetles that lay eggs in the bark.Cavities later become roosts (homes).Some animals modify the holes into more fitting cavities for themselves, depending on their size.A snag acts as a nursery providing shelter from the elements...Plants and fungi help the process of decomposition of the dead tree, using it as a source of food.Woodpeckers chop into the tree to feed on beetle larvae, creating holes.... and protection from predators!is it REALLY dead? Seems pretty lively to me!Like every living thing,trees die eventually, but their ecological value remain long after the last leaf falls...life of a DeaD Tree (12” x 18”)BD396 Single Poster $1.95BD396B Set of 30 $30.00MigraTion MaP (18” x 24”)BDCO03 Migration Map, unfolded $3.95BDCO28 Classroom Set (25) $25.00BirDS of norTh aMeriCa(36” x 24”)BDCO106 $29.95huMMingBirD BanDanaOur full-color hummingbird bandana features 11 species and spotlights our work through the Western Hummingbird Partnership. Each bandana is 21” x 21” and printed on organic cotton. BDBandana $12.80Protecting Our Smallest BirdsThe Rufous Hummingbird, often described as feisty or even a bully, is in peril. Its numbers have declined more than 50% since the 1970s. Environment for the Americas is working to study this and other western migratory hummingbirds through our research in California and Arizona, seeking to better understand their preferred owers and the places where they refuel on migration. We also collaborate with key partners and facilitate the Western Hummingbird Partnership, a trinational eort that brings together biologists, educators, land managers, and others from Canada, the United States and Mexico in the protection of migratory hummingbirds.Learn more at westernhummingbird.org and get involved!if huMMingBirDS CoulD huMA delightful tale of hummingbirds for early learners illustrates their behaviors, some of the threats to their survival, and ways we can help them. This book was written by avian veterinarian Lisa Tell and her team at University of California Davis. 19 pages, with additional pages with conservation information. Recommended for early readers. BDCO2024 $4.95 © Bryan Hansonearly BirD BlenDEarly Bird Blend is an organic, fair trade, bird-friendly coee that’s delicious and supports sustainable living. Every cup supports responsible farming practices, carbon sequestration, and ecosystem preservation. Plus, farmers earn premium prices, empowering their families and local economies. As part of our commitment to the environment, a portion of sales will be donated to protect migratory birds and promote sustainable farming. Created in partnership with Ampersand Coee Roasters, voted as the BEST COFFEE IN BOULDER COLORADO. Available in whole bean or ground (please specify). BD955 (12 oz bag) $14.95 / BD956 (5 lb bag ) $63

11migratorybirdday.orgCHARLEY HARPERCOLLECTIONMySTery of The MiSSing MigranTS T-ShirT Mystery of the Missing Migrants is an all-time favorite piece of art featuring 45 bird species. Enjoy this iconic artwork on our denim blue, 100% cotton, pre-shrunk tee. (Features the EFTA logo on the sleeve. Add your own logo for bulk orders; contact us for details.) BD59 Unisex $17.95Charley harPer SoCKSThese high-quality socks are made with long-ber fair-trade cotton for more durability. They are sewn with the Pointed Toe technique, creating a more seamless appearance and less wear and tear. These socks are designed to t women’s shoe sizes 9-11, but their unique stretch allows for a larger range. $19.95 / each Charley harPer Tea ToWelSCharley Harper’s birds are printed on these 100% cotton tea towels that feature a corner loop for hanging. Made and printed in the U.S. using cotton from India. Choose from Flight of Fancy with multiple bird species, or Cardinal Courtship. $17.00 / eachBDCardinal BDMissingMBDChcardinalBDChightFor centuries, the neo-tropical migrants in this picture have shuttled between winter homes in the tropical rainforest and nesting sites in our woodlands. Now their populations are plummeting. Why? Habitat destruction Down There? Up Here? Is your favorite songster in this ock? Each April, I listen anxiously to the dawn chorus for the return of my favorite, that world-class utist, the wood thrush. Are silent springs forthcoming? Remember the canary in the coal mine?—Charley Harper (1922-2007)“”Photo by Edie HarperfloCK of BirDS Wall DeCorForm your ock of migratory birds! Vibrant wall stickers based on Charley Harper’s Mystery of the Missing Migrants let you bring this avian arrangement indoors. Make over an accent wall, transform an oce, or add these birds to any space to make a bold, sophisticated statement. BDCHWD $29.95TiMeleSS PlannerArt is the heart of World Migratory Bird Day, spreading our passion for birds and our eorts to protect them. This planner brings you close to the art of Charley Harper with 8 full-color illustrations in its 196 pages. There is also plenty of room for your notes, lists, and goals. It is wire bound with an elastic band closure, a exible front cover and hard back cover, and features 12 monthly and 53 weekly layouts. IMBDCHTPlanner $22.95LoonB

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