# David Allen Sibley
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david allen sibley (born 22 October 1961, in Plattsburgh, New York) is an American ornithologist. He is the author and illustrator of The Sibley Guide to Birds, which rivals Roger Tory Peterson's as the most comprehensive guides for North American ornithological field identification.
== Life and work ==
The son of Yale University ornithologist Fred Sibley, David Sibley began birding in childhood.
SEEDPOD with David Allen Sibley
We are honored to be joined by author, illustrator, and overall bird-and-tree-advocate DAVID ALLEN SIBLEY! We talk to David about his process, whether he's an artist first or a bird lover first, and have him describe a bird perpetrator to us as we sketch from his description!
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S1 E4 - John Dell'Osso
Show Notes: Embark on a journey through the windswept landscapes of Point Reyes National Seashore with John Dell'Osso, a seasoned expert whose tenure with the National Park Service spans over three decades. Our conversation walks through John's remarkable transition from a seasonal ranger to the Ch…
Episode 180 - March 5, 2025
A report on Tucson Audubon Society's ongoing 'green infrastructure' habitat restoration project. A description of how seed dispersal by birds and other wildlife is critical to range expansion of many plant species helping them fend off disease and effects of global warming. A report on the impact …
Episode 187 - April 23, 2025
Part II of an article that explains the extraordinary iridescence of hummingbird feathers. Hummingbirds are the most colorful birds in the Western Hemisphere. David Allen Sibley describes notable aspects of bird movement. Bird of the episode: Yellow-rumped Warbler. Birding hotspot: the Verde River …
Episode 192 - May 28, 2025
Tips and tricks to get the most from your experiences for those new to birding. News from Arizona Game and Fish Department regarding wildlife conservation and welfare. David Allen Sibley on Chickadees. Bird of the episode: Black Phoebe. Birding hotspot: Quigley State Wildlife Management Area. Frien…
What Is a Killdeer and Why Does It Fake a Broken Wing? Lesson 85
Why would a bird pretend to be hurt? Meet the clever killdeer—a ground-nesting bird with amazing tricks to protect its eggs! Discover how it uses camouflage, fake injuries, and even scent-hiding strategies. Plus, learn what the Bible says about truth and being genuine.
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E79 - Bird Eating and Bird Migration
Margaret and Camden discuss what it really mean to "eat like a bird" (5:20) and if all birds migrate (17:39).
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In 1900, birds were something you shot and pinned to a hat. Then an ornithologist named Frank Chapman suggested people go out on Christmas and count them instead. Today, a family will drive four and a half hours across the desert, three kids in the back seat and every one of them h…
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