Meet the Birbz
Round bodies, tiny beaks, and unreasonably big personalities. The Birbz are a flock of 3D-printed articulated birds - each one a poseable little desk companion with a very distinct vibe and a lot of opinions about you.
The birbwatcher's log
Field notes from the back fence. Binoculars recommended, not required.
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Rubba Dukky
Floats. Refuses to elaborate.
Spotted
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Quacky Jack
Loud at dawn. Louder at dusk.
Spotted
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Cardinelly
Red enough to be seen from space.
Spotted
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Cokatu
Crest deployed at the slightest inconvenience.
Spotted
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Krow
Suspicious of you, specifically.
Spotted
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Pijin & Duv
Always together. Never in agreement.
Spotted
Log updated whenever the flock grows. Keep your eyes up.
Meet the flock
Five birds, one shared hobby: judging you quietly.
Where do the Birbz come from?
Nobody sent for them. Rubba Dukky floated in first, delighted about nothing in particular. Quacky Jack arrived looking immaculate and has mentioned it daily since. Cardinelly showed up dressed for a gala nobody organised, Cokatu staged a tantrum about the seating, and Krow appeared silently on the highest shelf, where he files reports on all of you.
They claimed the good perches, made strong eye contact, and refused to leave. So we gave them a flock, a shelf, and your full attention - which, frankly, they already assumed was theirs.
— as told by Krow, who is watching you read this
Shop the Birbz
Start with a favourite or adopt the whole flock - every Birb has a vibe.
Rubba Dukky Birb
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Quacky Jack Birb
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Cardinelly Birb
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Cokatu Birb
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Pijin and Duv Birbz
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Choose your Birb
Can't decide? This helps.
Rubba Dukky
Quacky Jack
Cardinelly
Cokatu
Krow
Pijin & Duv
Join the Birbwatchers Club
New birbz land without warning. Members get the sighting report by email - species, temperament, and first adoption rights.
It's an email newsletter, sent roughly once a month. Unsubscribe anytime.
Good questions
Short, honest answers.
Are they fidgets or figurines?
A bit of both. Every Birb is fully articulated, so it poses and fidgets happily in the hand - but it's just as content perched on a desk or shelf, looking judgemental.
How big are they?
Palm-sized - small enough to perch on a monitor or tuck into a gift box, big enough to have real presence on a shelf.
What are they made of?
3D printed in Melbourne from PLA, a plant-derived plastic commonly used in 3D printing. Keep them out of hot cars, direct sun and dishwashers - PLA can soften in heat.
Are they OK for little kids?
They contain small parts, so they're not suitable for children under 3. Older kids, teens and desk-dwelling adults: very much yes.
Ready to start the flock?
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