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Jill Hamilton ELS is a freelance author and editor, specializing in life, physical, and medical sciences. She developed the American Museum of Natural History Birds of North America (2009), a complete guide to the bird species of North America, their behavior, and distribution. The author has also been a contributor to anatomical, health, and first aid references. She lives in New York.
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