Robert Stroud

Ornithologist and author of bird studies

Robert Stroud - Ornithologist and author of bird studies
Born

1890
135 years ago

Died

November 21st, 1963
61 years ago — 73 years old

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

United States

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An ornithologist and author, focused on avian studies, conducted extensive research on bird species while incarcerated. Authored several influential works on birds, particularly in the area of canaries, presenting detailed observations and findings. Stroud's research led to the creation of notable studies that are still referenced in the field of ornithology. Stroud's life and works illustrated a deep commitment to understanding avian life, despite his controversial background.

Authored 'The Diseases of Canaries'

Conducted avian research during incarceration

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