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<p> An essential guide for Wyoming birders, naturalists, and natural- resource professionals. The latest research and observations are incorporated in detailed species descriptions. Faulkner outlines con- servation status and understudied species requiring additional observations and breeding reports. Birds of Wyoming will be a tremendous asset to avian conservation in Wyoming and throughout the west. --Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory

"""An essential guide for Wyoming birders, naturalists, and natural- resource professionals. The latest research and observations are incorporated in detailed species descriptions. Faulkner outlines con- servation status and understudied species requiring additional observations and breeding reports. Birds of Wyoming will be a tremendous asset to avian conservation in Wyoming and throughout the west."" --Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory"

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Doug Faulkner is a Midwesterner by birth, but has spent the majority of his adult life in the western United States. His interest in wildlife started at an early age in Indiana and became an obsession for birds while taking an ornithology course at Ball State University where he completed bachelor's and master's degrees in wildlife biology. Doug has worked on bird research projects in 10 western states, Costa Rica, and Mexico. He spent six years at Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory before taking a position with the University of Wyoming to work on Birds of Wyoming full-time. Doug is currently a biologist at SWCA Environmental Consultants, Inc., in their Broomfield, Colorado, office.

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