Florence Bailey

Florence Rosana Bailey, age 77, Poplar Bluff, MO View Details

Cities: Birmingham MI Possible Relatives: Rebecca Lynn Bailer, Anthony K Bailey, Crystal Yvette Bailey

Florence G Bailey, age 76, Miamisburg, OH View Details

Cities: Birmingham MI Possible Relatives: Rebecca Lynn Bailer, Anthony K Bailey, Crystal Yvette Bailey

Florence E Bailey, age 94, Milwaukee, WI View Details

Locations: Birmingham MI

Florence Bailey, age 88, Birmingham, MI View Details

Locations: Birmingham MI

Florence Bailey, age 60s, Baxley, GA View Details

Locations: Baxley GA, Hazlehurst GA Possible Relatives: Daniel L Anderson, Bennett George Craven, Bobby Lee Craven

Florence C Bailey, age 70s, Washingtonville, NY View Details

Locations: Washingtonville NY, Blooming Grove NY, Blooming Grv NY Possible Relatives: Alex Tyrone Bailey, Alvin T Bailey, Cathyreen Esther Bailey

Florence C Bailey, age 54 View Details

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Florence B Bailey, age 58 View Details

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Florence Bagley

Florence Winger Bagley was a 19th-century American psychologist. Bagley's work focused on the research of Fechner's color rings and color aesthetics. She was listed in the first biographical compilatiread more...on of American scientists.read less...

Florence Augusta Merriam Bailey - Encyclopedia Britannica

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Florence Augusta Merriam Bailey (born Aug. 8, 1863, Locust Grove, N.Y., U.S.—died Sept. 22, 1948, Washington, D.C.) was an American ornithologist and author of popular field guides. Florence Merriam was a younger sister of Clinton Hart Merriam, later first chief of the U.S. Biological Survey. She attended private school in Utica, New York, and during 1882-86 she was a student at Smith ...

Florence Merriam Bailey (1863 - 1948) - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

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Bailey wrote over 100 articles for several ornithological journals and 10 books, including Birds of New Mexico -for which she was honored with the Brewster Medal. With her husband, Vernon Bailey, a U.S. Biological Survey naturalist, she traveled extensively throughout the American West to explore little-known flora and fauna.

Life Story: Florence Merriam Bailey (1863-1948)

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Florence Merriam was born on August 8, 1863, in Locust Grove, New York. Both of her parents came from wealthy New York families. Her mother was a graduate of the Rutgers Female Institute, one of the first women's colleges in the United States. Her father served in the House of Representatives from 1871 until 1875. She had three older siblings. Florence grew up on her family's estate and ...

PDF FLORENCE MERRIAM BAILEY ORNITHOLOGIST - nmbirds.org

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FLORENCE MERRIAM BAILEY - ORNITHOLOGIST Florence Augusta Merriam Bailey (1863-1948), whom we honor with our NMOS Florence Merriam Bailey Lifetime Achievement Award, was a woman of "firsts." She was the first woman associate member of the American Ornithologists' Union (AOU) (1885), the first woman elected as a Fellow of the AOU (1929), and the first woman recipient of the AOU's ...

Florence Merriam Bailey - Historically Lewis

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Florence Merriam Bailey, on the other hand, was much more interested in studying the behaviors and manner of birds, so she championed the study of live birds and is generally considered the first to have proposed using binoculars when birding.

Outstanding Women in Ornithology: Florence Merriam Bailey

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Learn about the life and work of Florence Merriam Bailey, an American ornithologist who made significant contributions to the field and the conservation of birds. Explore her diaries, journals, photographs, and publications from the Smithsonian Institution Archives.

Florence Merriam Bailey (1863-1948)

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Florence Merriam Bailey (1863-1948) Florence Augusta Merriam was the youngest of three children born to Clinton Levi Merriam and Caroline Hart Merriam on August 8, 1863 in Locust Grove, Lewis County, New York. Their middle child, Clinton Hart Merriam (better known as C. Hart Merriam) became the first chief of the United States Biological Survey. Florence's father, a close friend of John Muir ...

The First Lady of American Ornithology - Florence Merriam Bailey

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By Bhavana Padiyath, GEAS Guest Blogger If you consider yourself a birder, you might want to thank Florence Merriam Bailey. Known as the first lady of American ornithology, Bailey was a prolific writer and scientific illustrator whose publications popularized the hobby of bird watching. She was also an effective conservationist and witty critic of the male-dominated scientific arena.

Florence Merriam Bailey - WFVZ

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Florence Merriam Bailey (1863-1948) was a life-long proponent of studying birds alive in the field instead of deceased in a lab or specimen drawer. She favored binoculars (what were then known as opera glasses) over the shotgun, and deplored the killing of birds for fashion and the millinery trade.