Great question @Aggomes! The #Alpha 6000 (a6000) was also my first Sony Alpha camera 👌 I have a few simple pieces of advice that you can focus on as you begin to learn and practice your photography. Try to focus on your composition, and start by using some common rules to compose your images. Lookup the "rule of thirds", the "Golden ratio", "Leading lines", and other well known compositional best practices, so you can begin to combine your nack for capturing unique moments, with sound compositional principles. For me, I'm always looking to elevate the context of my images through composition. Our eyes are drawn to certain patterns and ratios, so the more you can emphasize those things in your photography, the more people will connect with your images IMHO.
Here's one example of my focus on composition, at Pearl Harbor using the rule of thirds to direct your eye to my subjects. The sailor and the flag are both positioned in the thirds on each side.
What kind of advice are you looking for @SDMPhotography? Lenses, publishing options, locations...?
I love my #Alpha 1 (Alpha1) as well and use it for all of my professional work. For birding advice, you may look to consult some of the experts in the field?
Checkout some of my favorite bird photos, taken with my A1 & #FE 200-600mm F5.6-6.3 G OSS