Birdwatching isn’t just for geeks anymore, it’s a massive trend getting people outdoors. Got a birder in the family? Finding the right present can be tough. Swipe for the best holiday gift ideas for the nature lover in your life.

Bird Buddy Bird Feeder

This high-tech feeder takes photos and videos of birds when they stop by for a snack. It connects to an app on your smartphone so you can keep track of visitors and even watch live streams of all the activity. This feeder is solar-powered so make sure your birder hangs it in a sunny spot.

Sibley Birder's Trivia

From bestselling author and ornithologist David Allen Sibley comes this incredible trivia game that features the naturalist’s incredible drawings along with questions of varying difficulty about North American birds. The game can be played one-on-one, in teams or your birder can just enjoy looking through the cards and learning more about their favorite animal.

Birding Journal

Your birder might enjoy having a journal to document sightings and other information. When she spies a bird, she can fill in species, date, location and weather in the journal, and there’s even a spot to make a drawing.

Color-Changing Birds Mug

This mug, in addition to being practical and attractive, is fun! Empty, an illustration featuring black silhouetted birds on a wire decorates the outside of the mug. But fill the 12-ounce ceramic with a hot beverage, and the birds become beautifully colorful!

Birder T-shirt

On Christmas morning, everyone will get a chuckle when the family birder unwraps this funny t-shirt. The 100% cotton shirt comes in several colors, so maybe get the color that matches the feathers of your birder’s favorite species!

Charming Birdhouse

Your giftee’s neighborhood birds will live in a beautiful space if you get them this attractive birdhouse, which features three holes for birds to come and go. Made of cedar, the house is finished with a water-based protective stain, and includes air vents for maximum ventilation.

Tube Bird Feeder

If your birder friend is more low-tech, he might like this attractive copper feeder. The 14-inch tall feeder features six feeding ports with perches and will attract a wide variety of feathered friends.