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  • Magnolia Warbler, carved by Bob Spear

    International Coffee Day

    For International Coffee Day, make a commitment to buying and drinking bird-friendly coffee to conserve warblers, tanagers, catbirds, and more.

  • A dense flock of snow geese flies in front of forested hills that border a lake. Some are landing on blue water. The many (hundreds?) geese are white; the hills are blues, purples, magentas, and browns. The lake water is light blue shading toward dark blue where it is closer to the viewer. The sky behind the hill is light blue, and more geese fly there also. Snow Geese on Lake Champlain. Photography by Diane DeBella. Copyright © 2024 and used with permission.

    Power of Perspective: 2024 art exhibit continues in October

    Birds of Vermont Museum

    "The Power of Perspective" art show invites you to explore different point of views—and to notice our habitual perspectives too.

    Included with admission
  • Child (hands and part of torso) carving a white bar soap using a craft-stick tool.

    Dead Creek Wildlife Day 2024

    Dead Creek Wildlife Management Area Route 17W, Addison, VT, United States

    From Soap Carving to Fishing to Bird Banding and more: bring friends and family to Dead Creek Wildlife Day.

  • Several woodcarvers carving, painting, and chatting at tables in the workshop at the Birds of Vermont Museum.

    Green Mountain Woodcarvers October 2024 Carve-In

    Birds of Vermont Museum

    The Museum is delighted to host the Green Mountain Wood Carvers (GMWC) October Carve-In! Visit, ask all your questions about woodcarving, or become a member.

    Included with admission
  • A Stanley brand 25' metal measuring tape; a pair of black binoculars; a bag of Birds and Beans coffee (scarlet tanager dark roast). All three item are line d up on a wooden railing, with green foliage behind them.

    the Big Sit!

    Birds of Vermont Museum

    The most relaxed birding around. And around and around ... How many birds can we identify from our 17-foot diameter circle?

    Pledges and donations welcome
  • White-breasted Nuthatch © copyright Zac Cota-Weaver and used by permission.

    October Bird Monitoring Walk

    Birds of Vermont Museum

    Join our monthly monitoring walk to record birds on the Museum property. Learn something new, share what you know, or both!

    Donations welcome
  • Several green, veined, toothed tree leaves on a woody stem are held for for identification.

    Tree Identification for Birders and Friends

    Birds of Vermont Museum

    Have you ever noticed a bird, then wondered what kind of tree it was in, or why it was there? Us too! Let's take a walk and explore tree identification with Forester Kathleen Stutzman.

    $10 – $30

  • The Museum's entrance as seen from the parking lot in autumn, before many plants grew up between them. (A brown building with a shaded roofed entrance and a white banner on the side of the building, seen at a distance. The bridge to the entrance is visible in the lower left of the photo.)

    By-Appointment Season 2024-2025

    Birds of Vermont Museum

    As we switch to doing more behind-the-scenes work, we ask you to call ahead to schedule a visit. Or sign up for one of the special events!

  • Painting/mixed media of black birds in a thicket. Birds and shrubs are silhouetted against a flame-tinted background suggesting autumn foliage. Art by Linda DiSante and shown with permission.

    “The Gift of Art” show 2024-2025

    Birds of Vermont Museum

    "The Gift of Art" is our off-season art show. This exhibit displays varied works including art from previous shows, selections from our gift shop, and elements from our permanent collections.

    Included with admission