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Vermont turkey brood Survey in July and August
1+ mon, 4+ week ago (232+ words) Jul 16, 2026 | News VERMMONT — The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department is asking for help in monitoring Vermont’s wild turkey population. The department runs an annual online survey during July and August for reporting turkey broods. If you see a flock of…...
An eagle camera in Vermont delivers ‘a nice little escape from the chaos’
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (1446+ words) QUECHEE, Vt. — The eaglet was getting hungry. Nested 100 feet up a white pine tree on the Ottauquechee River, its chirps grew louder and louder as it waited for its parents to deliver food. The 6-week-old bald eagle was all alone....
Vermont musician’s concert cawed, er, called off because of ravens - AOL
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (890+ words) ESSEX — Vermont musician Troy Millette has postponed plenty of concerts because of illness, family obligations or bad weather. Rain, sure. But ravens? Never, at least not until this week. Millette’s May 30 show, which was set to open the outdoor season…...
Vermont welcomes back the American woodcock after wintering in the Southeast
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (719+ words) Simon Sammel and Lyle Johnston Birding at Shelburne Bay Park. SHELBURNE — Song sparrows and goldfinches sang in the trees at Shelburne Bay Park as birders from Queer Birders of Burlington peered at them through their binoculars. Between quiet moments on…...
Backyard Birders in Vermont Share Why They Love It
7+ mon, 3+ week ago (1130+ words) Winter brings backyard birds into closer focus, led by the ability to feed them. To avoid attracting bears, the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department recommends hanging feeders only from December 1 through March 31. Reduced foliage also allows for clearer views of backyard…...
It’s bird feeder season in Vermont. Here’s what to know about owning one.
8+ mon, 2+ week ago (1302+ words) VTDigger runs on reader support. Help us reach our goal by Dec. 31. Jillian Kilborn is particularly excited to put up her bird feeders this year. Food shortages up north are expected to send winter finches to Vermont for the season,…...
See 'one of the most magnificent gatherings of wildlife in North America' in Vermont
11+ mon, 1+ week ago (323+ words) ADDISON — It’s a good time of the year to see a goose or two in the Champlain Valley. Or a thousand or two. When snow and Canada geese head south every October and November, thousands of the birds visit a…...