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Call to Artists: Wings • Waters • WaysExplore the interwoven history of humans, birds, and waterways with your art. Consider upcoming “250th” celebrations in the US, the much-longer history of humans on the landscape in the Green Mountains and Champlain Valley, and the much, much, much longer stories of how birds have evolved with, use, and been influenced by water and waterways. Ponder habitats, adaptations, and interactions.The Birds of Vermont Museum invites art submissions that dive and soar with the ways of wings and waters for our 2026 community art show. Details: birdsofvermont.org/call-to-artists-wings-waters-ways/ Deadline: March 23Artists of all ages are invited to submit to this juried show. Amateur, hobbyist, student, and professional artists welcome. Traditional and digital works may be submitted. From fabric to photos, paint to poetry, we welcome visual, textual, and/or audio submissions. No work using generative AI will be accepted. #CallToArtists #Birds #Art #Water ... See MoreSee Less
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When your volunteer goes off script.(He was waiting to do a carving demonstration)#GoBills #carvingdemonstration #woodburning ... See MoreSee Less
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It was a chilly, but clear morning for looking for birds. The walking group had seven species, and the feederwatch group had 10. Next month’s monitoring walk has a date change and will be on January 24th. The on-line sign up will be available soon.📷 2 and 4 by Kerry Hurd#BirdWalk #BirdingInWinter #LetsBirdTogether ... See MoreSee Less
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Bob Spear was a man of few words.Bob was the Museum’s Founding Director and kept daily journals. This is a page from December 19, 1987. Based on previous journal entries we know he was in the process of carving the vireos. Pictures are of his Red-eyed Vireo pair, a Blue-headed Vireo, and a Warbling Vireo.#BobsJournal #BirdCarving #BirdsofVermontMuseum ... See MoreSee Less
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