Winter Wren Long Sleeve T-Shirts

A Winter Wren sits on a tree branch

A little winter wren (Troglodytes hiemalis) might be getting ready to sing her sweet song in the osoberry (Oemleria cerasiformis).

The lacy branches against the sky touched with snow and a little wren show the poetry of winter.

One of our shyest birds - what a treat in winter to catch a glimpse of a tiny wren, with her up-turned tail. Winter wren hopping amongst the physalis seedheads in a garden or hedgerow. Intricate hand drawn detail, with the final artwork created digitally.

A tiny Wren sits on a frosty boardwalk. His beautiful copper brown feathers a lovely contrast to the chill of the frosty grasses.

This cute wren bird illustration is perfect for every birdlover, birdwatcher, birder, everyone who likes to watch birds and want to show that with a cool design. A nice gift for kids, women, men.

SW Sabine W. Architect Snowboard (transparent background) for AU fanfic. Sabine W. knew how to ski, well, but took up snowboarding for the winter solstice when Thrawn asked her.

Little birds

SW: Sabine Wren Architect Snowboard (ice blue background) for fanfic. Sabine likes the icy snow as she snowboards and adds that panache when she rides.

Pink robin the bird

Robin the bird

SW: Sabine Wren Architect Snowboard (Snow Scene Background) for fanfic. Sabine loves to snowboard in the fresh powder snow.

A digitally coloured drawing in India ink of a wren. The bird sits on a branch with some green leaves. The background consists of a soft collection of downy feathers in soft blue shades. This is very subtly visible. He holds his tail jauntily in the air. The bird looks to the right and you can see it from the side. The colouring was later done digitally. There is also a non-coloured version of this bird in my work. I thought a colour version would be a nice addition to my gallery. The wren is a small, insectivorous bird with a remarkably loud song. It is a small stocky, sandy-brown bird of almost ten centimetres with a swooped tail. Its song is clear, with vibrating sharp trills. Its body length is 9 to 10 cm. They stand out mainly because

I would appreciate winter a lot more if birds wore scarfs...