Nature Names for Boys

When searching for the perfect baby name, turning to Mother Nature is a new trend.

1. Ashton + Ashton refers to ash trees, which are in the olive and lilac family.
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2. Bradley + This name has been in the top 200 since 1948. It refers to a broad clearing.
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3. Dylan + In Welsh mythology, Dylan was a god of the sea.
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4. Hayden + This name means "hay valley," and is a popular name for both boys and girls. Actor Hayden Christensen helped spread the name's popularity.
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5. Jay + This name refers to the medium-size blue bird that is in the crow family.
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6. Kyle + Kyle originates from the Gaelic word that means "narrow piece of land." Alternate spellings, such as Cyle and Kile, are trendy.
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7. Logan + Logan means "little hallow." In 2006 the name broke into the top 20 most popular names list.
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8. Oliver + This name is a top 10 name in England. It makes reference to an olive tree.
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9. Slate + This name refers to a fine-grain rock and is a popular choice for parents looking for a unique name.
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10. Whitney + This name means White Island and was first considered a boy's name in the '60s.
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