Nearly five hundred bird species live in an area smaller than most countries’ national parks. Hummingbirds get the attention and the coat of arms, but the Trinidad Motmot, the Orange-winged Amazon and the Pawi are all here too. This collection is for people who know the difference.
The subjects
Three subject groups carry the collection, with more photographed but not yet on a product.
Trinidad Motmot
Tobago’s only endemic bird, on tags and tea towels.
Scarlet Ibis
Shares eleven of the twelve rows with its own collection.
Chaconia and garden birds
The national flower, and the birds that visit it.
Photographed, not yet printed
Orange-winged Amazon and Pawi have photographs but no products.
FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY
Discover the photography behind Birds of T&T
The photography that inspires this collection is also available as fine art. Explore a curated selection of Rachel’s work and enquire about prints.