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    Suds & Science Our 2024 Suds & Science schedule will be available this winter—please check back! Hosted by VCE biologist Jason Hill, Suds...

    Saving a Loon’s Life

    With the evening’s forecast looking good, Eric decided it would be best to investigate at dusk; if a rescue was necessary, that would...

    A Field Guide to May 2016

    the aerial acrobats at work and hear their industrious twittering. Licking Sap Yellow-bellied Sapsucker drilling wells. / putneypics While our human tongues are...

    ‘Green wave’ explains migratory bird routes

    year to help explain bird migration patterns   Migratory songbirds enjoy the best of both worlds—food-rich summers and balmy winters—but they pay for it...

    Mountain Birdwatch

    Join Mountain Birdwatch in 2024--yes, there's still time to adopt a route!

    winter distribution

    the average training gain from ten model runs to select the best subset of predictors. Total winter precipitation, aspect, and land cover, particularly...

    Nighthawks Light up Late Summer Evening Skies: an October Reminiscence

    Station on the Connecticut River is far and away Vermont's most noteworthy site. The 2021 flight proved to be the best on record....

    Bird-watching Opportunities Abound on Vermont’s Wildlife Management Areas

    migrate into Vermont from points south. And some of the Vermont’s best bird-watching opportunities are on the state’s 90 wildlife management areas, or...

    Gardening for Bees

    salamanders. If you must break out the leaf rake, mid-spring is best so overwinter bees have a chance to warm up and emerge....

    A Field Guide to July 2018

    caterpillar notches a milkweed leaf to help slow the flow of sap before feeding. An unhatched egg is stuck to the underside of...