21 Best Bird-watching Gifts for Your Favorite Birders

Crafted the same way for over 70 years, the Audubon Bird Call can make a variety of different bird sounds just by rotating the cylinder against the plug with different amounts of pressure and lengths. Be sure they're familiar with common bird songs so they know how to attract their favorite feathered friends.

Unfortunately your favorite birder can't be out watching 24/7, but that doesn't mean the fun has to end. The Bird Bingo game brings in species from around the world, including a few they've likely never heard of before.

A smart bird feeder will truly revolutionize their bird-watching game, because our feathered friends continue stopping by even when we aren't watching. They can check in on their feeder and get live notifications any time a bird visits. If you've got a serious birder on your hands, then opt for this version that includes an AI identification feature that lets users know exactly what species of bird they're seeing. We ranked it as the top bird feeder camera in recent testing.

If they're still using that old bird feeder they've had for years (or even decades), then it's time for an upgrade that's almost as pretty as the hummingbirds that visit it. This blown glass hummingbird feeder is easily one of the best we've ever seen.

Any serious birder needs a serious pair of binoculars to accompany them on their adventures. This Nikon pair is a great set for new bird-watchers thanks to its low price point and high quality. In fact, these binoculars were recommended by a career bird-watcher as some of the best on the market.

This might be called a butterfly bush, but hummingbirds are big fans too. "I have noticed at my property, the butterfly bushes get the most hummingbird visitors of all of my plants and they bloom until first frost," says Melissa Lallo Johnson, a Midwest-based master gardener who shares her expansive garden on Instagram at @fancyflowerfarmer. This Butterfly Bush is best suited for Zones 5-9, so if your birder is in a different plant hardiness zone, grab another plant hummingbirds will love, instead.

This vintage-inspired bird bath will give their feathered friends a spot to cool down and relax in the summer months, and it'll look as if it was meant to always belong in their garden.

This clear bird feeder attaches directly to a window with suction cups and includes a divided tray feeder, so she won't be limited to attracting just a few species of birds.

Plain ole seed just won't cut it for some birds. Cardinals, robins, and orioles actually prefer fresh fruit over bird seed, so a feeder like this will be sure to attract tons to any yard.

Encourage feathered friends to take up residence in their yard with this wool nest starter. Fill it with anything from wool to old cotton or even fur and watch birds flock to it to find materials to build their homes. If your birder loves hummingbirds, then opt for this pre-built shelter instead.

Double the power of this hanging planter by filling it with a flower that'll attract hummingbirds. The winged creatures won't be able to resist the combination of the three glass carafe feeders and a favorite flower.

Perfect for showing off their love of those tiny winged beauties, this hummingbird planter is made from coconut fiber, so it's gorgeous and good for the environment.

Making sure their garden is in tip-top shape is one of the best ways to attract birds, so why not do so in style? This gorgeous metal watering can will show off their love of hummingbirds in the coolest way.

Featuring the work of history's most well-known birder, John James Audubon, this coloring book includes illustrations from his book Birds of America alongside coloring pages. Not only is coloring a relaxing pastime, but it can also help birders brush up on their illustration skills if drawing the birds they see is something they're interested in.

Bird names can be a bit scandalous if taken out of context. For the birder with a sense of humor, get them this mug that celebrates some of the weirder (and fowler) named species.

Does he or she enjoy a nice cuppa before going out for a morning of bird-watching? Then this beautifully handcrafted strainer will add a bit of flair to their morning routine.

This set of four rocks glasses are decorated with illustrations of some of nature's fiercest predators: raptors. Featuring falcons, owls, eagles, and hawks, this set will be his or her new favorite glass to grab when enjoying a cocktail after an afternoon of birding.

Whether they're catching up on the latest birding book or indulging in a new work of fiction, this hummingbird page holder will make sure they never lose their place.

Essentially the backyard bird-watcher's bible, this book includes a directory of some of many of the most popular birds you can spot in your very own backyard. It also includes a two-year logbook to keep track of all their sightings.

Her feet will stay nice and cozy in these slippers while she's watching the birds in her backyard from the window every morning. Hand-felted and hand-dyed, each pair is as unique as it is comfortable.