he Stockholm Museum of Natural History Ornithology Department. He has also conducted extensive field research in Asia and the Americas on a host of Gallinaceous bird species. Kermit writes natural history essays and historical fiction stories for film and television. He also co-writes and produces musical s

y on gallinaceous birds, evolutionary biology, and behavioral ecology; having described an alternative evolutionary pathway of ornamental plumage in Gallinaceous birds, which pushes the boundaries of current understandings of animal mimicry and avian flight. Over the years, he has worked with the Wildlife Co

he Stockholm Museum of Natural History Ornithology Department. He has also conducted extensive field research in Asia and the Americas on a host of Gallinaceous bird species. Kermit writes natural history essays and historical fiction stories for film and television. He also co-writes and produces musical s

y on gallinaceous birds, evolutionary biology, and behavioral ecology; having described an alternative evolutionary pathway of ornamental plumage in Gallinaceous birds, which pushes the boundaries of current understandings of animal mimicry and avian flight. Over the years, he has worked with the Wildlife Co