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BLANK COLOR NOTECARDS - Beautiful color images show wild birds
in their natural habitat.
We offer both Individual 5x7 Notecards and 4x6 Notecard Sets:
Individual 5x7 Notecards - These
blank notecards are our original product design.
They feature full-color 3x5 inch images, showing birds in their
natural habitat.
Attractive white and gray borders create a matted effect, so the cards
are not only lovely to look at, but also "Ready to Frame" in a standard
5x7 inch picture frame.
The back of each card features a description of the bird.
The recycled cardstock is deckle-cut and protected with its matching
recycled envelope in individual "sleeves" made of acid-free
polypropylene.
The recycled cardstock makes these notecards a joy to write on.
Many New Bird Designs Available - Our 30 "original" designs are manufactured using recycled linen cardstock
in a variety of pastel colors, with a 3x5 inch color image hand-mounted
on the front.
Additional designs are also available (e.g., Eastern and Western Bluebirds,
Hummingbirds, etc.) which feature a 3x5 inch color image printed directly
on recycled white cardstock.
Contact Us
if there is a specific bird notecard you would like to have.
4x6 Notecard Sets - These card sets are
available in four of our most popular pictures (Cardinal, Chickadee,
Goldfinch, and Nuthatch).
Each set contains 8 blank notecards of one design and 8 envelopes.
Full-sized 4x6 inch pictures are printed on the front of each card,
and the back of each card features a description of the bird.
All cards and envelopes are made from recycled paper, and all printing
is done with soy-based inks by
Mitchell Graphics
of Petoskey, Michigan.
Cards are packaged in strong, crystal clear, re-sealable bags made of
acid-free polypropylene.
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Note: Card not shown actual size. Deckle cut is simulated. Copyright label does not appear across images in finished products. Description on Back of Card: Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) Often simply called Redbird, the Northern Cardinal is a common visitor to feeders. Although brightly colored, male cardinals can disappear into shrubbery with ease. Their distinctive song, a series of single whistled notes, is heard in the spring. This male was photographed on a cold, but sunny, February day near a backyard feeder. |
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Note: Card not shown actual size. Copyright label does not appear across images in finished products. Description on Back of Card: Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) Often simply called Redbird, the Northern Cardinal is a common visitor to feeders. Although brightly colored, male cardinals can disappear into shrubbery with ease. Their distinctive song, a series of single whistled notes, is heard in the spring. This male was photographed on a cold, but sunny, February day with a Celestron 750mm f5.6 mirror lens on Ektachrome 400 film. |