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    A Field Guide to March 2019

    By Nathaniel Sharp and Kent McFarland Sugar Maple sap drips into a bucket at the end of a warm March day. / ©...

    Field Guide to October 2018

    that are necessary for flight. These sugars mostly come from tree sap at this time of year, but nectar, if present, would suffice...

    Field Update: Loon Wins and Losses

    to allow loon lift-off)—and then my phone rings. We do our best to respond to every situation, which often includes calling on our...

    Forest Thrush Mix Up

    Veery, and our putative hybrid Vick, Ellen went to work. Our best guess was that his mother was a Bicknell’s Thrush. So Ellen...

    Loon Lakes and Summer Songbirds in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom

    in a private cabin – $900 per person (Sold out for 2024 trip) Single occupancy room in a shared cabin – $850 per...

    Take Your iNaturalist Photos to the Next Level

    ensure compatibility. Will it fit over my phone case? For the best photo quality, it is important that the macro lens sits correctly...

    A Field Guide to July 2017

    confusing second target. Either way, they bat strikes out or at best grabs a tail leaving the rest of the moth intact. The...

    A Field Guide to May 2017

    few bits of natural history for you to find outdoors. Licking Sap Yellow-bellied Sapsucker drilling wells. / putneypics While our human tongues are...

    Counting Birds: When Zeros Equal One or More

    Flycatcher. After hours of listening and walking around the woods, your search turns up empty. “I don’t get it,” you apologetically exclaim to...

    2016 TechGrant Awarded to VCE

    Maxent model. Click on image to view in Google Maps and download a Google Earth (kmz) file. Recently, VCE biologists attached miniature light-level...