スミソニアン博物館のインスタグラム(smithsonian) - 4月8日 06時02分

This photo of behind-the-scenes collections at @smithsoniannmnh has gone viral. But did you know the woman in blue helped make airplanes safer?
Her name was Roxie Collie Laybourne, and she wanted to go to aviation school but wasn’t allowed because she was a woman. Instead, she became a pioneer in bird studies and invented forensic ornithology, which identifies dead birds through feather samples. Data from the field has informed flight plans to avoid collisions with birds, as well as programs to scare away birds at airports.
Her work in the museum’s Feather Identification Lab remains in use to this day.

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