Tag Archives: VCE
What’s Not To Love About Loons?
My dentist lives on a nearby lake (Elmore) so while I was being examined by him the other day, I asked if the ice was out yet. He replied “No, but isn’t it amazing – the first day it’s gone … Continue reading
Posted in Caledonia County, Conservation, VCE, Vermont Birding
Tagged Common Loons, VCE
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eButterfly is Ready for Vermont!
Kent McFarland of the Vermont Center for Ecostudies posted this on the VCE blog. In case you don’t get their material, here’s a way to keep track of the butterflies you see — and have seen. It looks like a great … Continue reading
Posted in Vermont Birding
Tagged Butterflies, eButterfly, VCE
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Birds: Making Ends Meet with a Crossed Bill
One of the birds I have yet to see in Washington County, or anywhere, is a crossbill – either a Red Crossbill or a White-winged Crossbill. This week’s Adirondack Almanac has a nice article on them by Steven Faccio of … Continue reading
Posted in County Big Year, Vermont Birding
Tagged county big year, crossbills, VCE
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