Join Museum Director Erin Talmage to learn about Vermont’s Winter Birds: birds, birding, and conservation.
Vermont in winter is cold, muddy, slushy, icy, snowy. But there are still birds! Which ones? How come? What do they eat? How do they shelter from the weather? And how can you get involved?
The Dorothy Alling Memorial Library is sponsoring this talk by the Birds of Vermont Museum. Visit their website for more: https://damlvt.org/index.php/events/events-calendar
Presentation begins at noon at the library, at 21 Library Lanes, Williston, Vermont.
Read more about winter birds in this blog post: https://birdsofvermont.org/2013/01/16/winter-birds/
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