Bird Ornaments

Bird ornaments that turn a tree into a quiet kind of birding. Each one is a small portrait of the bird at the window, on the feeder, in the snow. Printed on real Hinoki wood, double-sided, with a magnetic back so it works on the fridge the rest of the year.

Cardinals for the people who say "that's grandma." Doves for peace, memory, and the gift you give when you don't have the words. More species landing through the season.

About these ornaments:

  • Solid Hinoki wood (Korean cypress) for natural grain and lightweight hang
  • Two-sided print so the back of the tree shows just as well as the front
  • Magnetic back and a hole pre-drilled for the included red ribbon hanger
  • 5″ × 3⅜″ oval, 0.37″ thick

🌿 We give 20% of profits to bird conservation and inclusive birding efforts.

  • Made to Order

    Reduces waste and shipping distance.

  • Small Business

    Woman-owned and operated.

  • Free Shipping

    On orders over $75 in the U.S.

  • 20% to Birds

    Your purchase makes a difference!

Bird Christmas ornaments, designed by a birder

Most bird ornaments at the craft store are generic. These aren't. Each one is drawn from the bird at the window, the bird on the feeder, the bird that visits every winter and feels like part of the family. Cardinals for the people who say "that's grandma." Doves for peace, memory, and the gift you give when there aren't quite the right words. The catalog grows through the fall as more species land on the workbench.

Wood bird ornaments that earn a spot on the tree

  • Real Hinoki wood. Solid Korean cypress with a natural grain, light enough to hang on the smallest branch without pulling it down.
  • Printed on both sides. The back of the tree shows just as well as the front, which matters when ornaments turn as they hang.
  • Built to last longer than December. A magnetic back means the ornament moves to the fridge on January 1 and keeps the bird in the house all year.
  • 5″ × 3⅜″ oval, 0.37″ thick. Hangs from the included red ribbon, or any hook already on the tree.

Bird ornament gift ideas, by who they're for

  • The bird grandparent. A cardinal Christmas ornament still says "thinking of you" better than almost anything on the market. Pairs with a field guide or a bag of black-oil sunflower seed.
  • The friend who lost someone this year. A dove ornament is the quietest, most permanent kind of sympathy gift. It doesn't need a card.
  • The new birder. A starter ornament for a tree that's still finding its style. Stack with a beginner bird journal for a full gift under twenty-five dollars.
  • Anyone with a feeder. Ornaments quietly become a record of the birds in the yard. One per year is a tradition that builds itself.

How shipping and timing work

Ornaments are printed-to-order on Hinoki wood, so the lead time matters in December. Order by mid-December for standard US shipping in time for Christmas. Free shipping kicks in at seventy-five dollars, and orders over fifty dollars include a free gift, so it's worth checking what else is in the shop before checkout.

More birds, more often

Cardinals and doves are the first two species in the line, with chickadees, blue jays, goldfinches, and woodpeckers in the design queue for the season. If there's a specific backyard bird you'd love to see in wood, the request line stays open year-round.

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