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Nature lovers, Black Birders Week is coming!
Following this week’s Earth Day and Earth Week events, Black Birders Week is the next major naturalist event to look forward to.
April Vacation at the Birds of Vermont Museum!Eggstatic (for kids) : Wednesday, April 24, 10:00 amSee it, Sketch it : Wednesday, April 24, 1:00 onMonthly Monitoring Walk : Saturday, April 27, 7:30 am (Chickadee photo by Mark Paul)Volunteer Work Day : Saturday, April 27, 9:00 am The Museum is open the rest of the week by appointment. We open for the season on May 1!#thingstodo #learnaboutbirds #vermontmuseum
Humans aren’t the only animals to enjoy a picnic on the deck of Gale’s Retreat. Looks like a little Red Squirrel stopped in for some conifer seeds. Yum!#squirrelmidden #picnic #galesretreat #vthuts #PicnicInTheWoods @vermonthuts
The first of three spring ephemeral walks is this Sunday, April 21 at 10:00. Catching a few of these special flowers during their brief bloom time is a magical way to embrace springtime in Vermont.Sign up through our website, or by calling the Museum directly.#springinvt #springephemeral #wildflower #NativeFlower #springbeauty #wildflowerwalk #optoutside
Happy eclipse day!Interested in community science? Join the iNaturalist project “Life responds: total solar eclipse 2024.” Scientists are looking for people to record observations of an organism before, during, and after the eclipse to collect information about how different life forms respond to an eclipse.#communityScience #inaturalist #vtatlasoflife #SolarEclipse #totalSolarEclipse #CitizenScience #whatDoBirdsDoDuringAnEclipse