Connecting nature, photography, sustainability, and puzzles.
Juniper Jigsaw’s Story
Juniper Jigsaw started with three things we love: spending time outdoors, gathering around a puzzle table, and sustainability.
As avid puzzlers and nature enthusiasts, we wanted to create puzzles that offered more than just a finished image. We envisioned puzzles that celebrate nature through storytelling, inspire mindful discovery, and embrace sustainability, while creating meaningful moments of connection along the way.
Our photographs are carefully chosen to showcase the beauty, wonder, and importance of nature. From birds and landscapes to hidden ecological stories, each image invites you to slow down, look closer, and appreciate Earth's incredible diversity.
The juniper tree became our inspiration because it symbolizes resilience, balance, and harmony, the qualities we admire in nature and strive to reflect in our company. More than a name, Juniper represents our commitment to sustainability, thoughtful design, and building a community that values both meaningful experiences and the world we share.
The Story Behind Each Puzzle
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![Great Egret displaying ornamental breeding plumage and a vibrant green around the eyes, standing in a Texas wetland]()
Great Egret
Breeding Season
Each spring, the Great Egret transforms for breeding season, developing vibrant green facial skin and delicate, lacy plumes that flow gracefully from its back. These remarkable features signal the start of courtship and remind us that healthy wetlands are essential for wildlife to nest, raise young, and thrive. -
![Panoramic view of Peyto Lake in the summer, with mountain reflection. Located in Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies]()
Peyto Lake, Canadian Rockies
Mountain Lakes
The lake's vibrant blue waters are created by fine rock particles carried from nearby glaciers. Understanding this natural phenomenon helps us appreciate the intricate systems that connect mountains, water, and climate. -
![Magnified Golden-cheeked Warbler, perched in sunlight springtime Texas woodlands, chirping and tagged for conservation purposes]()
Golden-cheeked Warbler
Migration & Mighty Returns
The song of the Golden-cheeked Warbler signals the return of a species found nowhere else during nesting season in the spring. One of the rarest songbirds in North America and the only bird species that nests exclusively in Texas, its survival depends on protecting the unique woodlands it calls home and preserving the ecosystems that support countless other species as well. -
![Endangered species, the Whooping Crane, is standing 5-feet tall on the Texas coastline, looking strong, elegant and graceful]()
Whooping Crane
Wildlife Recovery
At one point, fewer than two dozen Whooping Cranes remained in the wild. Their recovery serves as a powerful reminder that even species facing immense challenges can rebound when given a chance. Every effort to protect nature, no matter how small, can contribute to something extraordinary. -
![The grandeur of The Wave reflected in a pool of water after an Arizona rainstorm, highlights the rhythmic lines and sweeping curves of sandstone in hues of deep reds, oranges, and yellows, with accents of pastel pinks, golds, and light browns]()
The Wave, Arizona
Sandstone Formations
The Wave is more than a beautiful landscape, it's a living reminder of Earth's incredible history and a place where time stands still. Formed over millions of years, it helps us appreciate the power of nature and the importance of protecting rare places for future generations.
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![Texas coastal bird puzzle featuring photos of Cattle Egrets, a Snowy Egret, Tricolored Heron, and Yellow-crowned Night Herons in natural wetland environments in a collage format]()
Herons, Egrets & Shores
Coastal Ecosystems
Herons and egrets play a vital role in coastal food webs, helping maintain balance among fish, amphibians, and other aquatic species. These elegant birds connect people to the rhythms of the coast, from changing tides to seasonal migrations. Their presence helps us appreciate the dynamic nature of shoreline ecosystems and reflects the interconnectedness of all living things.
Nature Photography
Nature photography does more than capture beauty, it invites us into a conversation about what’s worth protecting.
Get to Know the Artist
With a lifelong love of nature, Robin May-Davis has always felt connected to the outdoors. It was through her medical training and career as a psychiatrist that she came to understand the full benefits of time in nature and quiet, mindful moments - ultimately leading her to photography.
Photography became a natural part of Robin’s life, inspired by her travels, curiosity, and enduring bond with nature. Having lived all over the country and explored destinations around the world, she discovered that nature has a universal way of grounding people and creating connections. Along the way, she refined her artistic eye by capturing authentic moments in local environments.
Robin believes every landscape and every bird hold their own story. Her dedicated efforts connect the places she has known and bring their quiet beauty home to others. Robin’s work reflects the idea that no matter where we are, nature speaks a familiar language.
Photo credit Erin Newman-Mitchell