Office Supplies + bird kites

Birds Wall Calendar: Once again we offer a selection of fascinating North American Birds; including birds of prey, song birds and water foul. We are partnering with Canadian Geographic for this terrific calendar celebrating the world of birds. This calendar features the wonderful photography of Robert McCaw and is the perfect calendar for the bird lover in your family.

The Drinking Bird is a fun desk companion, but he?s very, very thirsty. First, you should give your bird a name (we like Dippy). Then, help him take a first sip by dunking his beak into a glass of water; keep the glass of cold water in front of the bird and he'll take a sip on his own. It works as a heat engine based on the basic principles of chemistry and physics. The Drinking Bird is an eager and steady worker, so use his dipping action to your advantage. He's been known to type on the keyboard and play musical instruments. The happy Drinking Bird may seem like a mystery of science, but he?s intriguing to watch.

The Find It - Bird Watch is an addictive game that you'll find yourself playing for hours! Spin it, twist it, and shake it as you search for each of the 43 items that you might find bird watching. There are over 20 different birds to uncover and you?ll be sure to know which one you found when you use the included Bird Guide. Impress your friends and co-workers with the knowledge you'll learn from reading the guide. It's fun for waiting rooms, long trips and your desk. You can challenge your co-workers to see who can find the most objects! Who will uncover the hard-to-find penny first? Play it when you need to relax, ease stress or just pass the time. The game includes a check off pad so you can keep track of your findings. It's perfect for bird watchers or anyone who is up for a challenge.

Birding in the Americas Wall Calendar: Whether you are an accomplished birder or new to the hobby, this calendar from the American Birding Association pictures birds that you'll want to see. Selected from the ABA's "most wanted" list, these images by Brian E. Small are accompanied by notes on behavior and habitat.