Australian writer, journalist, naturalist, and ornithologist Ambrose Pratt, who was born in Hobart, Tasmania, on January 13, 1874, was well-known for his literary works and his in-depth understanding of Australian plants and animals. Pratt started out as a writer but eventually became a well-known ornithologist due to his passion for the outdoors and wildlife. With an emphasis on natural history and outdoor topics, he wrote several books and contributed pieces to a number of magazines. Pratt's writing style was captivating and he included his love of nature into his works, which made them readable by a broad readership. Ambrose Pratt actively participated in public life in addition to being committed to his literary and scientific endeavors. He made a substantial contribution to the research and conservation of Australian avifauna while serving as a member of the Royal Australasian Ornithologists Union. Through his publications, which offer insightful perspectives into Australia's natural history in the early 20th century, Pratt's legacy lives on.