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Birds of Vermont Museum

@BirdsofVermont

They won’t fly away and they aren’t stuffed.

 Huntington, Vermont, USA
birdsofvermont.org
Joined February 2009
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@sevendaysvt19 Mar 2022
Huntington's @BirdsofVermont Museum houses life-size, realistic and intricately detailed wood carvings of Vermont birds and offers monthly bird walks. 7dvt.co/3pAgXDN
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American Bird Conservancy@ABCbirds1 Mar 2022
There is still time to register for the last @Birdability webinar taking place later today! Join us and Paul Miller as he discusses birding with FSHD muscular dystrophy. Register here: act.abcbirds.org/a/birdabili…
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BlackAFinSTEM@BlackAFinSTEM23 May 2021
THE WORD IS OUT!!!! #BlackBirdersWeek2021 is almost here ‼️This year’s event will showcase the many unique ways Black people connect in the outdoors. Please check out the website or link in bio for daily event details & reg. links as the week approaches! blackafinstem.com
At the top of the flyer is the Black Birders Week logo, the Black Power fist, holding the strap of a pair of binoculars. Image is encircled by the words ‘Black Birders Week 2021 Black AF in STEM’. There is also an old school animal illustration inspired drawing of a Great-tailed grackle next to the logo. The text on the flyer reads: May 30 - June 5 Sunday: #BlackInNature Introduce yourself and how you enjoy nature Monday: #BirdsOnMyBlock Birding can be a hobby or a lifestyle, just get started! Learn how with Cornell Lab. Tuesday: #BirdsEyeView Honoring the many identities and activities in the birding world Wednesday: #LiferMemories Share your favourite Lifer moments, stories, or feelings. Thursday: #SafeInNature Highlight ways to stay safe when birding and working outdoors. Join a discussion with Monique Pipkin and Amelia Demery. Friday: #OnTheirWings Honoring those who came before us and uplifting those who will come after. Saturday: #BirdsOfAFeather Birds are everywhere and

ALT At the top of the flyer is the Black Birders Week logo, the Black Power fist, holding the strap of a pair of binoculars. Image is encircled by the words ‘Black Birders Week 2021 Black AF in STEM’. There is also an old school animal illustration inspired drawing of a Great-tailed grackle next to the logo. The text on the flyer reads: May 30 - June 5 Sunday: #BlackInNature Introduce yourself and how you enjoy nature Monday: #BirdsOnMyBlock Birding can be a hobby or a lifestyle, just get started! Learn how with Cornell Lab. Tuesday: #BirdsEyeView Honoring the many identities and activities in the birding world Wednesday: #LiferMemories Share your favourite Lifer moments, stories, or feelings. Thursday: #SafeInNature Highlight ways to stay safe when birding and working outdoors. Join a discussion with Monique Pipkin and Amelia Demery. Friday: #OnTheirWings Honoring those who came before us and uplifting those who will come after. Saturday: #BirdsOfAFeather Birds are everywhere and

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Kenn Kaufman@KennKaufman22 Apr 2021
At the time of the first Earth Day in 1970, the Osprey was endangered in North America. It made a strong comeback after certain pesticides were banned. So did Brown Pelican, Peregrine Falcon, and others. Conservation efforts work, and they're worth it. #EarthDay
An Osprey soaring against a blue sky. The Osprey is a large hawk, almost eagle sized, with a mostly white body and head, dark patterning on the wings and tail

ALT An Osprey soaring against a blue sky. The Osprey is a large hawk, almost eagle sized, with a mostly white body and head, dark patterning on the wings and tail

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The Birdist@TheBirdist7 Apr 2021
Please post your VACCINE BIG DAY totals here. Rules: -No. of species identified on day you get a shot -One day record AND (separate category) most species on combined days of shots -Uh what else ... all the regular Big Day rules apply -Everyone wins
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Team BirdCast@DrBirdCast17 Mar 2021
We're tracking possible migration fallout conditions on the #GulfCoast starting tomorrow, 17 March 2021. Read more, including exactly when and where to watch: birdcast.info/news/migration…
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Bridget Butler, Slow Birding@BirdDiva24 Feb 2021
Birding community, I'm looking for someone who studies the history of women in birding/ornithology. I'm doing research for a new talk and my Birder's Book Club is now on its third book and the conversations are getting really deep around women being undervalued in science.
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That Bird Guy!@JeffreyMWard11 Dec 2020
Birding edition of Never Have I Ever. (Via @nonretiredbirders on Instagram) ONE POINT FOR EACH THING YOU HAVE NEVER DONE! I only got 2 points lol
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explore.org@exploreorg10 Dec 2020
The Norths agree to disagree on tiny stick placement.
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museweb@museweb15 Oct 2020
Question of the day: What are the best digital events (museum-related or otherwise) that you've attended since the COVID outbreak began? What do you think made them fun or memorable? #museWeb #museTech #museSocial
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inkfingered kir@metasilk30 Sep 2020
One spot just opened up in our weekend’s class! Is it for you??? "Snow Bunting: One-Day Carving Class with Dave Tuttle" eventbrite.com/e/snow-buntin… @Eventbrite
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inkfingered kir@metasilk30 Sep 2020
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Project FeederWatch@Feederwatch11 Sep 2020
Billions of birds are on the move, heading south for the colder months. Want to find out when these travelers move through your hometown? Try BirdCast! The Lab's BirdCast project uses radar to predict real-time bird movements. Learn more: buff.ly/31WoktQ
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Corina Newsome, M.Sc.@hood_naturalist1 Apr 2020
Need a break? LOOK AT A CHICKADEE NEST! ...and learn a little about how we spy on animals.
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The Urban Birder - OFFICIAL@urbanbirder2 Apr 2020
Day 18: Spanish coronavirus lockdown Join me LIVE today!! Learn how to use binoculars & field guides Join me at 3pm GMT today for my Twitter LIVE @LeicaBirding @CJWildlife #COVIDー19 #StayAtHome #lockdown #AvesDesdeCasa #lookup #lockdownbirding
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In these difficult times, be kind and check in with your nature friends by asking them to explain gross stuff to you 😍
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I love your dogs. But this isn’t a good time to have your dogs off leash in unexpected places. There are birds that nest on the ground- and people like me who you might not see because I’ve stepped six feet off the trail to give you space.
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NewEnglandMusAssoc@NEMAnet12 Mar 2020
We're keeping track of our region’s responses to the rapidly evolving COVID-19 situation. We will be adding updates on this thread of how our area museums are responding. #NEMAUpdates #museums
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Did you take part in our National Audubon Great Backyard Bird Count event? Just love taking photos of birds? Submit your photos to be considered for a Community Photography Exhibit by 4 PM Friday, March 6 (in JPEG format) to [email protected]
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Ethan Linck@ethanblinck30 Jan 2020
I didn’t really have a “spark bird” but if I had to choose it would be seeing my first blackburnian warbler @BirdsofVermont in high school—that throat, that song, the affinity for piney ridges, everything. So seeing 5+ today in Andean cloud forest was especially mind-blowing
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