Green Jay Baseball T-Shirts

Green Jay Out On A Limb ©Debra Martz Green Jays are fairly skittish, coming out into the open and quickly flying back into the safety of the thick trees. like those in the background. It's a common tropical bird primarily in Mexico, Central America, and South America, but the Green Jay just makes its way into the United States in southern Texas. I spotted this one at Hazel Bazemore Park near Corpus Christi which was my first time to see one this far "north" in the southern parts of Texas. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 2024/20160221-DSC_2684.NEF

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Yucca & Green Jay

Tropical Green Jay ©Debra Martz The brilliantly colored Jay of green, yellow, and blue is a bird of the tropics whose range barely stretches to southern Texas. It is a noisy, colorful delight to see. And what better trail to see it on than the Green Jay Trail in Bentsen-Rio Grande State Park in southern Texas. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: Feathered Friends 3 20230303-DSC_7360

Blue Jay with brown and grey blurred background and green blurred leaves

Jayson likes his tacos

A beautiful Blue Jay posing on a nice big tree branch for me with a slight side pose.

Super colourful mushrooms!

Some of my favorite birds from a trip to the Pacific Northwest in 2021. This design features the bird species listed below with scattered bits of Douglas fir in between: Steller’s Jay Swainson’s Thrush Wilson’s Warbler American Dipper Bushtit Chestnut-backed Chickadee Violet-green Swallow Lazuli Bunting Red-breasted Sapsucker Spotted Towhee

Jay Peak Trail Map

South Texas Green Jay by Debra Martz Just one of the colorful and delightful birds to see when bird watching in the tip of southern Texas. The Green Jay is just one of many tropical birds that can be seen without leaving the USA for Central or South America. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: Feathered Friends 3 202220170125-DSC_2430.NEF

I created this illustration from my photographs of a local blue jay. I hope you like it!

A mermaid at sunset holding a pink foot.

A perfect, funny and cute garden bird design for birthdays, Christmas, your friends, brother, sister, grandparents, mom, dad, birders and biologists. It's the perfect solution for anyone who loves pretty blue jays, garden cardinal birds and animals.

A perfect, funny and cute garden bird design for birthdays, Christmas, your friends, brother, sister, grandparents, mom, dad, birders and biologists. It's the perfect solution for anyone who loves pretty blue jays, garden cardinal birds and animals.

Nobody understands He slipped the handcuffs on She sees through your lives

Painting by Friso Henstra (1928-2013)

Digital Painting of a beautiful blue jay

An impressionistic digital painting of a blue jay. This painting was originally made for a lady who had dementia who really loved my bird paintings, and a copy of it hung on her wall in hospice care until she died. I hope it brings as much joy to you as it did to her.

Can't miss a Jay Day!

The perfect gift for birdwatchers or for a bird lover such as yourself! This cute birding design features a red cardinal, blue jay, bullfinch, robin, and green-backed robin. This design makes a great gift for bird lovers, bird watchers, twitchers, ornithologists and those interested in ornithology, friends, and family.

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Jayson likes his tacos

Taken with a Nikon 3500. F/6.3, Exposure 1/1250, ISO 320. I like blue jays, they are blue :)

Grab four of my most popular domestic bird drawings in this four pack. This set includes the egret, blue jay, hummingbird, and cardinal drawings.

A Gray Jay is perched atop a dead broken tree top, that has found a second life as support for the moss. The bird looks down and wonders about you. The artwork has a blue/grey lancet window frame.

A selection of 3 of my hand sketched and painted watercolour bird paintings

Jay Peak Trail Map

Perfect for outdoor attire and people that loves hiking and nature.

Who Is Watching Who ©Debra Martz Green Jays are fairly skittish, coming out into the open and quickly flying back into the safety of the thick trees. I was behind a tree trunk and this Jay had been watching my camera lens from some trees farther back. It slowly moved closer, one tree at a time, until it finally landed on a branch so close I couldn't get its full body in my lens. A Jay of the tropics whose range barely stretches to southern Texas. I captured this image at the Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge in south Texas. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: Feathered Friends 2024-03-04-DSC_0272

Digital Painting of a beautiful blue jay

Red tailed hawk, stellar jay, western scrub jay, horned lark, violet green swallow, black phoebe- flycatcher, western king bird, magpie, cactus wren. Bird lovers will love these adorable wildlife gifts.

Blue Jays are a welcome sight. They are pesky birds. Very competitive.

Who Is Watching Who by Debra Martz I was sitting in a bird blind trying to not be noticed when this Green Jay popped right over to the opening slot and took a look at me! I guess I wasn't hiding so well after all! Captured at the Santa Ana Wildlife Refuge in Alamo, Texas. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: "Feathered Friends 3" 20220412-DSC_1833

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