W.H. Hudson
W.H. Hudson was a naturalist and ornithologist known for his writings on nature and wildlife. His observations and literary contributions in the early 20th century highlighted the rich biodiversity of Britain, including the enchanting dawn chorus of birdsong, which has notably diminished over the decades.
Born on Aug 04, 1841 (185 years old)
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W.H. Hudson wrote in 1919 that he was grateful for the distance from which he could hear the thrush's song.
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