In his new book, Livingston photographer Tom Murphy has assembled amazing photographs of birds from around the world. He’s highlighted the photos with engaging text about the amazing avians, with details on their feathers, feeding and courtship behaviors. Bird watching is one of the most popular activities in the world, and many bird watchers like to shoot photos. Such amateur photographers will find a feast of incredible shots in “Birds: Masters of the Air, Land & Water.” To read more about Murphy and his work, check out my story at https://billingsgazette.com/outdoors/livingston-photographer-focuses-on-birds-in-new-book/article_e8663ce9-66ef-5886-9615-7da474306644.html
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