Erin Southerland

Pittsburgh artist Ashley Cecil created the art for the beautiful BirdSafe Infinity Scarf. Cecil was inspired by the work of BirdSafe Pittsburgh, a group that is actively working to reduce bird mortality due to collisions with glass.

The scarf features six bird species that are native to Pittsburgh and the Pennsylvania State Flower, Mountain Laurel.

Available in the museum store.

Brighten up your day with this mug featuring birds on a wire. Pull the mug from the cabinet and all 18 birds will be black shadows. But once you pour your hot coffee or tea into the mug, a rainbow of colorful birds will appear like magic. Available for $17 in the museum store.

Learn to identify different bird species by playing Bird Bingo. It’s a fantastic learning tool for kids that’s fun for adults, too. Pick it up for $16 in the museum store.

Learn bird songs quickly and easily with the Identiflyer Bird Caller. In lyric mode, learn how bird calls sound like English words that help you commit bird calls to memory. An ideal gift for the new birding enthusiast. $56 in the museum store.

No more boring terra cotta pots. Grow your plants in these classy yet quirky dinosaur ceramic planters. Raise herbs in an herbivore on your kitchen counter or decorate your desk at work with a ferocious (but adorable) T. rex.

These planters are ideal for succulents or other plants that don’t require drainage. Dinosaur ceramic planters are $37 each in the museum store.