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Congratulations to Kyle Tansley for winning
theĀ February 2018 iNaturalist VermontĀ photo-observation of
the monthĀ contest.Ā His image of a running Bobcat was
the most popular photo-observation.
on tuesday, march 20th at 12:15 pm spring arrives in
the north. while
the sun may be predictable, march weather is not. march...
the pool during
the breeding season (April to June), it is best to leave it in place to avoid disturbing egg masses or...
month, wildlife and
the rest of us here in New England will cross a threshold ā arbitrary yet not insignificant: 10 hours of...
although
the days are slowly growing longer, life in
the northeast now finds itself in
the coldest depths of winter. januaryĀ is about survival....
inaturalist vermont. we hadĀ 1,057Ā naturalistsĀ contributeĀ over 56,250 observationsĀ representingĀ more than 3,850 species. read more about this amazing biodiversity data and
the community that helps build it....
why do hairy woodpeckers and downy woodpeckers look so much alike?
the answer might surprise you....
recording over 10,000 broad-wings and second ā recording over 10,000 migrants
pass ing over the mountain in one season. We eventually counted 11,728...
hereās your field guide to some momentsĀ that you might not o
the rwise notice during these few precious weeks that feature colored hills...
Nate Launer, VCE's 2017 Alexander Dickey Conservation Intern, shares his reflections on banding birds at our long-term study site on Mt. Mansfield. After five
