Peter Menkhorst got hooked on birding at age seven and is
now a zoologist at the Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental
Research. He has been involved in a number of major publications,
including co-authoring A Field Guide to the Mammals of
Australia (OUP) with Frank Knight. He was awarded the
Australian Natural History Medallion in 1998.
Danny Rogers started birding when he was four years old, and
regrets those wasted first four years. He is a waterbird ecologist
at the Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research, is author
or co-author of many papers, and prepared many of the plumage
sections in the Handbook of Australian, New Zealand and
Antarctic Birds (OUP).
Rohan Clarke is an ecologist and ornithologist at Monash
University. He enjoys birding remote island outposts and leading
pelagic excursions to watch seabirds, and was co-author of
Finding Australian Birds: A Field Guide to Birding Locations
(CSIRO Publishing).
Jeff Davies is a lifelong birder who completed a Fine Arts
Painting Major at Caulfield Institute of Technology. He has
contributed artwork for a number of publications, including the
Handbook of Australian, New Zealand and Antarctic Birds
(OUP).
Peter Marsack trained as a zoologist but has also worked
extensively as a natural history artist and illustrator. He was an
artist for the multi-Volume Handbook of Australian, New Zealand
and Antarctic Birds (OUP), and a prize-winner in the inaugural
Waterhouse Natural History Art Prize.
Kim Franklin, BA (Fine Art) has had an interest in birds
throughout his life. His illustrations have featured in a number of
publications including the Handbook of Australian, New Zealand
and Antarctic Birds (OUP) and Raptors of the World
(Helm).
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