“I was very young when I learned to fly…”

The photo book A Little Bird Told Me is a long-term project that combines beautiful photography and thoughtful essays to show how birds can teach us how to be better humans.

If you have questions or are interested in a preview draft copy, send me a message through my Connect page. Some sample images and pages are shown below.

Book cover titled "A Little Bird Told Me" by Timothy A. Hogan featuring a yellow and green bird with black and white wings perched on a thin branch against a soft, blurred brown background.
Table of contents from a book about flying, listing chapters such as Flying Lessons, Sing, Patience, Rise, Seasons, Share, Simple, Grace, Fly, and sections about the Birds and the Author.
A person walking on the beach at sunset with seagulls flying overhead and reflecting water on the sand.
Text titled 'Flying Lessons' tells a story about learning to fly, observing birds, and teaching life lessons through bird photography, emphasizing nature's beauty and patience.
Two images of white pelicans flying in formation during sunset or sunrise, forming a V-shape against the sky.
A group of semipalmated plovers, with one in focus standing on muddy ground with green blurred vegetation in the background.
Photograph of a laughing gull standing on a sandy beach with a blurred background of other gulls and water.
Poem titled 'Patience' about a heron statue that stands still and then takes flight, symbolizing patience and the cycle of waiting and flying.
Close-up of a wood stork with a feather in its beak, revealing its textured face and white feathers.