The Morning Chirp
Powerful animal stories + original abstract art, all rooted in environmental truth. For those who care about the wild and what we’re losing.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 50 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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The Weight of a Feather
The bird does not know where it is going. Well, at least for the most part.
Photo by Vincent van Zalinge on Unsplash
It knows the direction to the same extent that a river knows which way the waterfall lies. In the same way roots know...
The Little Things
There is a strange thing that happens when you stop paying attention.
But not all at once. It occurs slowly and quietly.
The birds become background noise. Trees become scenery instead of living things. The wind becomes weather instead of...
The World That Is Waking Up
It begins with something small.
Photo by Greg Rakozy on Unsplash
So small that you are more likely than not to miss it.
In the soil beneath your feet, a root shifts toward something. Maybe it’s trying to capture more moisture. Or maybe...
The Bird That Never Touches Land
For most of its life, it doesn’t touch land. It rests where most wouldn’t expect.
Not on cliffs.
Not too long on water.
Not anywhere you might expect a bird to rest.
Instead, it thrives in motion.
Photo by Jake Bergen on Unsplash
I...
The Colors No One Else Can See
Most organisms live in a familiar world, made up of everyday occurrences.
From the light and shadow, shapes and movement, to the colors humans see when they look at the sky, the ocean, or the leaves of a tree during fall.
Photo by William...
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Welcome to The Morning Chirp, your weekly guide to everything nature is chirping about. This newsletter brings you the latest updates on climate change, biodiversity, and conservation efforts, with a touch of optimism and creativity.
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