Backyard Birds Field Guide Poster — Labeled Bird Identification Chart

A field guide you don't have to open.

Hang it by the window with the feeder outside it and the identification happens on its own. Every bird is labeled with its name, drawn from the marks that actually settle it — the white eyebrow on a Carolina Wren, the black necklace on a Blue Jay, the thick orange-red bill that gives away a female cardinal.

It works particularly well for the people in the house who haven't learned the birds yet. Nobody sits down to study a chart; they glance at it while the kettle boils, and after a few weeks they know them.

The print. Matte art paper, vertical format, printed to order in the USA. Standard sizes, so an off-the-shelf frame fits. Frame not included.

Want your own state's birds instead? See the Backyard Birds state mugs. Or narrow down what's on your feeder right now in three questions.

For a confirmed identification we recommend the free Merlin Bird ID app from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. This chart is for the wall.