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    Field Guide to May 2024

    month of may is a show-off. birds arrive on southern winds and liven the dawn with their chorus. trees flower, and leaves burst...

    Field Guide to April 2024

    as grays and browns permeate the muddy landscape of late spring, summer colors lie just beneath the surface, almost ready to bloom. strolling...

    Field Guide to March 2024

    march is a month of battles between warm and cold, between winter’s refusal to leave and spring’s insistence on arriving. so, here are...

    Field Guide to February 2024

    this month, wildlife and the rest of us here in new england will cross a significant threshold: 10 hours of daylight. you can...

    2024 Field Trips

    Auburn Cemetery Location: Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, MA Date:  May, 10 2024 (7:00am - 10:00am) Trip Leader: VCE Board Member Jared Keyes and...

    Outdoor Radio: Red-winged Blackbirds Signal the Arrival of Spring

    that excite us here in northern New England. But perhaps the best sign from the bird world is the return of the Red-winged...

    Field Notes

    our annual spring and autumn newsmagazine offers in-depth explanations of our field work, science, and conservation efforts, with a few views behind the...

    The Distinguished Dozen: Vermont Most Wanted Dragonflies

    site in Windham County. Sandy ponds in southeastern Vermont are your best bet. Incurvate Emerald (Somatochlora incurvata), showing glowing green eyes, was discovered...

    Maximizing the Value of Your eBird Checklists from the Mountains

    birding. Having said that, all of the general eBird rules and best practices (e.g., reporting all species accurately and not recording dead or...

    Take Action for Wildlife

    information. Two books by noted entomologist/conservationist Doug Tallamy are must-reads: Nature's Best Hope (2020) and Bringing Nature Home (2009). Avoid pesticides. More than...