Words for Birds
Sophie A. H. OsbornSophie A. H. Osborn harnesses the power of words to benefit the world's birds. Join her in learning about birds, the threats they face, and how you can help.
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Tiny troubadours
The adorable Pygmy Nuthatch. Photo courtesy of Macaulay Library.
Strength in numbers
I am smiling before my binoculars even reach my eyes. No matter how often Pygmy Nuthatches visit my bird bath, I feel a caffeine-like mood-lift ever...
Resplendent companions
Male Resplendent Quetzal in Costa Rica. Photo by Sophie.
An American celebration
Unlike much of the country, we had a concerningly mild winter in the Rocky Mountain West. Even so, each bird that returns to my rural Montana neighborho...
Star power
Male Pileated Woodpecker in Montana. Photo by Micki Long.
A good-news story
I heard it before I saw it. My mind filled with a litany of bad-news stories, I was walking down a dirt road that hugged a treed slope bordering fields when...
Subtle piper
The subtly lovely Townsend’s Solitaire, a common but cryptic bird of the West. Photo by Ryan Sanderson/Macaulay Library.
Winter’s accompaniment
For some, winter in the north can be a bleak time, a lonely time. But it’s almost impossi...
Happy New Year!
Northern Cardinal in snow. Photo by Brad Imhoff/Macaulay Library.
Happy New Year Words for Birds readers! For the first time in a very long time, I took a little time off over the holidays. So, rather than regale you with my usual fare, I’...
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Award-winning author and wildlife biologist, Sophie A. H. Osborn harnesses the power of words to benefit the world's birds. Join her in learning about birds, the threats they face, and how you can help.
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