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Birds of Santa Cruz

Birds of Santa Cruz

Birds of Santa Cruz

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For commission inquiries and general questions please email:
sophiewoodbrinker@gmail.com

Follow Sophie’s work on Instagram: @sophiewoodbrinker

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SUPPORT THE ULM 5! Inspired to make art alongside Zo’s words: “We must fight for a future where children grow up hearing birds, not drones”. 🕊️🕊️🕊️ We all have the power to show up and make the world more beautiful and safe.

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I’m so heartbroken to share that Nada’s house was destroyed yesterday by the IOF. Please donate and share, we are deeply connected to what is happening in G🌹za and this is a way to show up in a very direct way on the ground. So much love

i learned so much from quail while i was writing my book 🕊️ did you know baby quail are called “buttons?”

🕊️🕊️🕊️we are indebted to the birds and each other 🕊️🕊️🕊️

anti-border, ursula k le guin, reciprocity 🌹
illustrations and excerpts from “birds of santa cruz”

‼️ 52 civilian boats carrying 461 volunteers from 45 countries have been kidnapped by IOF vessels in international waters as they carry food, seeds, baby formula and medical aid to people living under siege and genocide. Included in those kidnapped a

I will have these 🕊️ patches for sale tomorrow at @gospelflatshowspace to raise funds for my friend Nada in Palestine. Did you know the US military is one of the largest contributors to climate change? There are over 800 US military bases across the

The last few days have been such a beautiful whirlwind, sharing all about the birds of santa cruz 🕊️ it was so fun to give a talk with @abirdingnaturalist, @waggledance & Oliver James, all “Birds of” authors! Thank you to @mrsdallowa

Excerpt from Birds of Santa Cruz (my ode to pigeons)~

Band-tailed Pigeons are the closest living relative of the now extinct Passenger Pigeon. They are community-oriented birds, resting and flocking together; foraging on seeds, berries, and acorns;