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Stuart Keith

George Stuart Keith (4 September 1931 – 13 February 2003) was an English and American ornithologist. He was a champion birder, editor of a series of books about African birds, and co-founder of the American Birding Association (ABA).

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Known for
The Birds of Africa
Alma mater
Worcester College
Born
(1931-09-04)4 September 1931 Clothall, Hertfordshire, England
Citizenship
American
Died
13 February 2003(2003-02-13) (aged 71) Chuuk, Micronesia
Fields
Ornithology

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Stuart Keith

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Stuart Keith

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related to Selected publications · 45
Stuart Keith → Academic Press, Africa, Birds, Britain, Broadbills, Buntings, Chats, Collins, Collins Bird Guide, Emil, Europe, Fry, Game Birds, Hilary, Hilary Fry, ISBN, John Gooders, Keith, Lock-gray-alt-2, Lock-green
related to External links · 3
Stuart Keith → Don, In Memoriam, Robertson
Alma mater · 1
Stuart Keith → Worcester College
Born · 1
Stuart Keith → (1931-09-04)4 September 1931 Clothall, Hertfordshire, England
Citizenship · 1
Stuart Keith → American
Died · 1
Stuart Keith → 13 February 2003(2003-02-13) (aged 71) Chuuk, Micronesia
Fields · 1
Stuart Keith → Ornithology
Known for · 1
Stuart Keith → The Birds of Africa
Workplaces · 1
Stuart Keith → American Museum of Natural History

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keith birds stuart africa isbn american hilary fry volume pp bird emil urban london uk press academic african new species

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Stuart KeithAlma materWorcester College1.00infobox
Stuart KeithBorn(1931-09-04)4 September 1931 Clothall, Hertfordshire, England1.00infobox
Stuart KeithCitizenshipAmerican1.00infobox
Stuart KeithDied13 February 2003(2003-02-13) (aged 71) Chuuk, Micronesia1.00infobox
Stuart KeithFieldsOrnithology1.00infobox
Stuart KeithKnown forThe Birds of Africa1.00infobox
Stuart KeithWorkplacesAmerican Museum of Natural History1.00infobox
Stuart Keithrelated to External linksRobertson0.60section
Stuart Keithrelated to External linksDon0.60section
Stuart Keithrelated to External linksIn Memoriam0.60section
Stuart Keithrelated to Selected publicationsKeith0.60section
Stuart Keithrelated to Selected publicationsStuart0.60section

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