Bryony Angell

About Me and What I do

I produce content about birding culture and lifestyle for mainstream and birding media. And I can provide content for you.

From local and far flung birding travel to conscientious consumerism to birding as that “something additive,” I share stories about birding (bird watching) culture to promote well being for you and conservation for wild birds.

Selected clients

Cornell's Living Bird Magazine

New Jersey Audubon Cape May Spring Birding Festival

Avistar Birding Festival, Brazil

Birding Magazine

Selected stories

How Bird-Friendly Chocolate Sweetens the World for Birds and Humans Alike, BWD

How Bird-Friendly Chocolate Sweetens the World for Birds and Humans Alike, BWD

It's Past Time for Bird Friendly Wine, Audubon.org

It's Past Time for Bird Friendly Wine, Audubon.org

How to Bird From A High Rise Apartment, bryonyangell.com

How to Bird From A High Rise Apartment, bryonyangell.com

Can We be Friends? Birding for Community and Birds, Birding Magazine

Can We be Friends? Birding for Community and Birds, Birding Magazine

What to Wear Birding When You Want to Represent, bryonyangell.com

What to Wear Birding When You Want to Represent, bryonyangell.com

Women Lead as Birding Tourism Resumes, BWD Magazine

Women Lead as Birding Tourism Resumes, BWD Magazine

Bird-tripping: How to bring birding to your van life, Rova Magazine

Bird-tripping: How to bring birding to your van life, Rova Magazine

The Rise of Easy Does It Birding, Living Bird Magazine

The Rise of Easy Does It Birding, Living Bird Magazine

How to go from Watching Birds to Drawing Them, Audubon.org

How to go from Watching Birds to Drawing Them, Audubon.org

Sisterhood of the Traveling Birders: Group Trips for women and other demographics, Birding Magazine

Sisterhood of the Traveling Birders: Group Trips for women and other demographics, Birding Magazine

Four Women Photograph Urban Birds, with Spectacular Results, Birding Magazine

Four Women Photograph Urban Birds, with Spectacular Results, Birding Magazine

How to Bird by Boat in Western Washington, The Seattle Times

How to Bird by Boat in Western Washington, The Seattle Times

The Birder, Illustrated: Five female artists depict women birding, BWD Magazine

The Birder, Illustrated: Five female artists depict women birding, BWD Magazine

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The Mindful, Meditative Practice of Birding, SheExplores.com

The Mindful, Meditative Practice of Birding, SheExplores.com

All women birding tailgate with slow birding

How Bird-Friendly Chocolate Sweetens the World for Birds and Humans Alike, BWD

It's Past Time for Bird Friendly Wine, Audubon.org

Can We be Friends? Birding for Community and Birds, Birding Magazine

What to Wear Birding When You Want to Represent, bryonyangell.com

Women Lead as Birding Tourism Resumes, BWD Magazine

The Rise of Easy Does It Birding, Living Bird Magazine

Sisterhood of the Traveling Birders: Group Trips for women and other demographics, Birding Magazine

Four Women Photograph Urban Birds, with Spectacular Results, Birding Magazine

Read and hear more content at my Portfolio and In the Media!

What Others have to say about me

“Bryony is a formidable investigator and writer when it comes to sharing the clever, creative practices of birders. From illustrating, to running, to urban exploring, she's covered a number of ‘how to’ topics for a national audience, both with style and timeliness. She shows exactly why no one should ever pigeonhole a birder.”

—Purbita Saha, Science Journalist and former Associate Editor, Audubon Magazine

"Bryony has plenty of knowledge and experience of her own, she also has a genius for bringing in quotes from fascinating and diverse sources. I'm always keeping an eye out for the very best writers in the birding field, and in my opinion Bryony Angell is one of those -- an expert with great prose style, a unique perspective, and valuable ideas to share."

—Kenn Kaufmann, author, artist, naturalist, and conservationist

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