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5 days ago

The Museum will be open Saturday, November 30, from 10 - 3 for Small Business Saturday.Bring family and friends to the Museum, walk the trails, watch birds at the bird feeder, explore the Museum’s exhibits, and find a gift in the gift shop.#SmallBusinessSaturday #ShopLocal #BirdLocal #BirdsOfVermontMuseum #SupportLocalArtists #BuyArtMakeArt ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

According to the Feederwatch website, in the mid 1970s Longpoint Bird Observatory established the Ontario Bird Feeder Survey. As the program grew they decided to collaborate with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology giving rise to Project Feederwatch. During the winter of 1987-88 more than 4000 people enrolled, including Bob and the Birds of Vermont Museum. The Museum has been participated since that time (Huge thanks to Michelle, Megan, and Debbie who watch the birds and record the data!).Data collected by Project FeederWatchers help scientists understand long-term trends, how birds’ distribution and abundance has changed over time, the timing and and range of winter bird irruptions, how birds’ winter ranges have changed. If you’re interested in joining the project contact the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Project Feederwatch#ProjectFeederwatch #LetsWatchBirdsTogether #BobsJournal #Volunteer ... See MoreSee Less

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Birds of Vermont Museum is at North Ronaldsay Bird Observatory.

3 weeks ago

When looking for migrating birds at the North Ronaldsay Bird Observatory it is important to stay hydrated (and wear a wind breaker)!#birdyourworld #birdconservation #birdfortheworld #birdsuniteourworld #waterbottletravelingtheworld ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

“For a seed to achieve its greatest expression, it must come completely undone. The shell cracks, its insides come out and everything changes. To someone who doesn’t understand growth, it would look like complete destruction.” Cynthia Occelli.#WinterWeed #SeedsOfTheFuture #PlantNative #BirdFood ... See MoreSee Less

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4 weeks ago

It can be hard to predict the future.Voting helps.#vote #votefortheclimate #voteforthebirds ... See MoreSee Less

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