You sat down for one cup of coffee. The chickadee had other plans.
This bird clock is for the person who checks the feeder "for a minute" and looks up an hour later. It hangs right where it happens, by the kitchen window or over the bird-watching chair, and tells the truth about where the morning went.
The design: Lost Track Again
The face is a classic, easy-to-read dial: warm ivory with a navy double ring, a fine minute track and all twelve numbers in navy serif type.
Below the centre, LOST TRACK AGAIN sits in two short lines of navy capitals, and just above the six a small black-capped chickadee perches on a pair of green binoculars.
What you hang, and how it works
- A silent movement, so there is no ticking while you watch the feeder
- Twelve clear numerals and bold black hands you can read from across the room
- A clear cover over the face that wipes clean in a second
- Light enough to hang on a single nail, with the hook already fitted
- Runs on one AA battery (not included), so it goes wherever there is a view
Who it's for
Backyard birders, feeder watchers and anyone who has lost a morning to the window. It suits a kitchen, a sunroom or a home office with a view. A thoughtful gift for a birthday, a housewarming, a retirement, Mother’s or Father’s Day, or the holidays.
Quick answers
Does the clock tick?
No. It has a silent movement, so it is quiet enough for a bedroom or a reading corner.
Is a battery included?
No. It takes one AA battery, which slots into the back; the hanging hook is already fitted.
Is the bird on the face a real species?
Yes. It is a black-capped chickadee, drawn perched on a pair of binoculars, the same bird that empties most backyard feeders first.
Care
Wipe the cover with a soft, dry cloth; keep it out of damp spots and direct heat.
Shipping and returns
Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.