Terry McEneaney recently retired as ornithologist for Yellowstone National Park, where he was known for his vast knowledge and experience of the park and of the Greater Yellowstone area. Prior to coming to Yellowstone, he was biologist at Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, one of the most prestigious, remote, and beautiful refuges in the NWR system. He has authored three books (Birds of Yellowstone, The Uncommon Loon, and Birding Montana) and is a member of both the Montana Bird Records Committee (MBRC) and the Wyoming BRC. He has also written numerous scientific and popular articles, appeared in magazine articles in National Geographic, Birding, North American Birds, and Smithsonian, and has been field consultant and cinematographer guide for Nature, the BBC, the National Geographic Society, and Audubon. In addition, he teaches annual bird workshops to Yellowstone tour guides and Yellowstone National Park rangers.

Terry has developed a number of western itineraries for Field Guides over the years, and his guiding skills have been featured in the book Fifty Places to Go Birding Before You Die. He has close ties to the Emerald Isle, a country he loves to visit and to bird; he has added spring and fall Birding Plus tours to our schedule featuring a mix of birding and Irish music and culture.