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"""Revelatory. The birds, the park, but also the science behind it make this book an outstanding resource.""---Robert Eagan, Library Journal, starred review ""[Rich] in its coverage of birds, from residents to casual migrants.""---David Gascoigne, Travels with Birds ""It’s a great read. A lot of really fascinating information.""---Hannah Buschert, Bird Nerd Book Club"

"""A Library Journal Best Science & Technology Book of the Year"" ""Revelatory. The birds, the park, but also the science behind it make this book an outstanding resource.""---Robert Eagan, Library Journal, starred review ""[Rich] in its coverage of birds, from residents to casual migrants.""---David Gascoigne, Travels with Birds ""It’s a great read. A lot of really fascinating information.""---Hannah Buschert, Bird Nerd Book Club ""This is an impressive book about those birds.""---Mark Avery, Mark Avery blog ""Well written, carefully edited, and copiously illustrated, this book is an excellent ecology and an engaging account of natural history and shows the important role of citizen science in documenting the status of birdlife.""---J. Burger, Choice"

"""[Rich] in its coverage of birds, from residents to casual migrants.""---David Gascoigne, Travels with Birds"

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Douglas W. Smith served for nearly three decades as a wildlife biologist at Yellowstone National Park, spearheading an initiative to reintroduce wolves to Yellowstone and leading the park's bird and elk programs. He retired in 2022. Lauren E. Walker is a biologist at the US Geological Survey's Bird Banding Laboratory and was formerly a wildlife biologist for several years with the Yellowstone bird program. Katharine E. Duffy was a supervisory education ranger in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks.

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