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New Study Reveals Population Estimate and Abundance Map for Rare Bicknell’s Thrush in the U.S.They likely have one of the smallest population sizes – about 71,000 birds – of any migratory songbird within the contiguous U.S. Read the story on the VCE Blog » -
Field Guide to SeptemberSorry, summer is over, but autumn is spectacular here in the Northeast and wildlife is on the move. So here’s your field guide to some of life on the move in September. Read more » -
Bobolink Feathers Reveal Their WInter DietNew study led by VCE biologists and published in The Condor: Ornithological Applications used a new approach for determining what Bobolinks, a declining grassland bird, eat after they head south for the winter. Learn more » -
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VCE Launches Damselfly and Dragonfly AtlasThe Atlas presents vivid photos, real-time distribution maps and written profiles for 143 species found in Vermont - everywhere from backyard ponds to remote bogs and swamps. Anyone can now report, track, study, discover or simply enjoy these charismatic insects. Learn more »
