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National Geographic Live presents Birds of Paradise, a visually stunning, educational performance hosted by field biologist and photographer Tim Laman and Cornell Lab of Ornithology ornithologist Ed Scholes. Through immersive photography, video, and audio, they recount their eight-year Birds-of-Paradise Project, which documented all 39 species across 18 expeditions. The program combines science, art, and natural history to illuminate sexual selection and the spectacular courtship displays of these remarkable birds. This page provides a biography, highlights from their discography in the NatGeo Live canon, and information on upcoming tour dates, where available, with reliable, straightforward ticket options.

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Tim Laman and Ed Scholes’s collaboration culminated in the 2012 book Birds of Paradise: Revealing the World’s Most Extraordinary Birds, along with ongoing NatGeo features and multimedia. For fans of wildlife photography and natural history, Birds of Paradise offers an unforgettable glimpse into biodiversity, behavior, and the wonder of the natural world. Follow official channels for the latest on tours and events, secure your seats through a trusted source, and join us for insightful storytelling backed by National Geographic’s legacy of exploration.

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Quick Facts About National Geographic Live: Birds of Paradise

  • Tim Laman (field biologist and National Geographic photographer) and Ed Scholes (Cornell Lab of Ornithology ornithologist) co-led the Birds-of-Paradise Project, documenting all 39 species over eight years and 18 expeditions.
  • Their work culminated in the 2012 book Birds of Paradise: Revealing the World's Most Extraordinary Birds and related NatGeo features and media.
  • NatGeo Live presentations provide photography, video, and sounds to explain sexual selection and the extraordinary courtship displays of birds-of-paradise.
  • Social media and public presence for Tim Laman are maintained via official sites and The Photo Society, which lists channels to his Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

Tim Laman and Ed Scholes’s collaboration culminated in the 2012 book Birds of Paradise: Revealing the World’s Most Extraordinary Birds, along with ongoing NatGeo features and multimedia. For fans of wildlife photography and natural history, Birds of Paradise offers an unforgettable glimpse into biodiversity, behavior, and the wonder of the natural world. Follow official channels for the latest on tours and events, secure your seats through a trusted source, and join us for insightful storytelling backed by National Geographic’s legacy of exploration.

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