Say’s Phoebe: North America’s subtle songster
Often overlooked, the little-studied Say’s Phoebe brings the wild close to home in western North America.
Sophie A. H. Osborn
Sophie A. H. Osborn is a wildlife biologist and a natural history writer. She has worked on the conservation of more than a dozen bird species in the United States, Central America, and South America. She has written for Birder’s Guide, Wyoming Wildlife and Sojourns magazines, and her first book, Condors in Canyon Country, won the 2007 National Outdoor Book Award in the Nature and Environment category, among other national and regional awards.
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Honduras: A birder’s view
The Central American country is a meeting point for the birds of the Americas — and a terrific destination for birders.
How the Hooded Merganser sparked a love of birds
A wildlife biologist describes how her love of birds and birding started when she first saw this diving duck.