Avid birders like to track of the species they spot in the wild, and this small book makes it easy. There are entries for the 923 species found in the United States and Canada, with space for recording notes about each sighting.
With this monocular, they can get a closer look at their feathered friends. It’s lightweight, so they can bring it on the go, and it’s possible to use with one hand—chances are they’ll use the other to ID bird calls on the Merlin Bird App.
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For your friend that can’t resist the charm of a chirping friend, this cute corduroy cap will become their fave accessory. It’s cute for running errands, hiking, birding, or gardening in the backyard.
If they’re into gardening, encourage them to grow wildflowers that’ll attract hummingbirds and pollinators. This mix includes 23 different annuals and perennials, like asters, cosmos, forget me nots, and foxgloves.
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Bring the birds to them with this traditional bird call, made of birch wood and zinc. It makes different bird sounds depending on the pressure between the two surfaces while twisting back and forth.
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They’ll love assembling these colorful singing birds, including cardinals, bluebirds, sparrows, and finches. The 500-piece finished puzzle measures 22” x 22”, a convenient size for a kitchen or dining room table.
If they love taking pictures of feathered friends, turn their phone into a professional camera. There’s a wide-angle great for travel photos and group chats and a macro lens ideal for close-ups of flowers, birds, and insects. There’s also a clip-on LED light.
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Add a bit of personality to their birding outfit with these soft, stretchy socks. They feature bold lettering and playful colors to show off their favorite hobby.
If they love birds and a good laugh, this field guide could be the perfect gift. It’s filled with sarcastic information about 50 common North American birds, including bird calls, migratory patterns, and markings.
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Now they can bird watch from their smart phone. The bird feeder has a built-in camera with live streaming and uses AI to identify more than 6,000 bird species. They can name their frequent visitors and organize your photos for easy sharing.
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Popular among hikers, birders, and active travelers, Cotopaxi is known for its retro, color-blocked designs. This trendy hip pack keeps essentials—including their bird journal—secure and easily accessible, so they can be hands-free on their next birding adventure.
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Brighten their home with these colorful stained glass suncatchers (sold as a pair). When the morning light emerges, they’ll project mesmerizing rainbows across the walls. The fragmented textures naturally break up window reflections, which can also help prevent bird collisions.
Ideal for groups of 5 to 8, this fast-paced game only takes a few minutes to play—and less than a minute to learn the rules, per the brand. Players have to shout bird calls and race to match them.
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They can essentially create a bird bath anywhere they set the kit up. It's controlled by solar energy, so as long as the device is sitting in some water and the sun is out, they're good to go.
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It’ll become their new favorite tote for errands, travel, and birding. The exterior pocket is perfect to keeping their phone or binoculars within reach. The bird-covered bag can be worn crossbody or carried by the handles.
Bring their love of birds to game night. It comes with over 150 questions to challenge even the most ardent bird watchers.
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Great for apartment living, this clear feeder makes it easy to watch birds from inside the home. Online reviewers say it’s easy to install and many note it’s entertaining for pets—one calls it a “cat TV.”
Expand their bird knowledge with a captivating look at what birds do, why they do it, and how they thrive in the wild. The author covers more than 200 species, with a focus on backyard birds, and includes more than 330 illustrations.

Alyssa Gautieri (she/her) leads Good Housekeeping’s gift guide strategy. She writes and edits commerce content, where she analyzes lifestyle trends, shopping data, and works closely with the Good Housekeeping Institute to recommend top-tested products. Previously, she was the associate lifestyle editor for GH and wrote for publications including ELLE Decor, BobVila.com, and Unique Homes Magazine. When she’s not tracking down buzzy products, you can find her walking her dog, Skye, around Jersey City.
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