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It's all a buzz!!! Biologists Margaret Fowle and Mark LaBarr have recaptured the first Golden-winged Warbler of the season. For the past year, this bird carried a small transmitter called a geolocator that has been collecting data about his migration routes and wintering grounds. Mark and Margaret will be out and about trying to recapture more geo-tagged birds in the Champlain Valley this spring in hopes of learning more about Vermont's population and its needs for conservation. Stay tuned for what we find out, and in the meantime, visit http://vt.audubon.org/gwwa for more information.
It's official! We counted 85 species of birds on an 85 degree day.
http://vt.audubon.org/birdathon
We found 13 species of warblers, 4 woodpeckers, 4 flycatchers, 5 thrushes, and 8 sparrows (including a Lincoln's Sparrow migrating to its boreal nesting grounds). We also spotted on Osprey over the Huntington River and a Ruby-crowned Kinglet at the start of the day.
Explore the official 2017 Birdathon Species List and learn more about the birds we found with Audubon's Bird Guide. http://vt.audubon.org/birdathon
THANK YOU to everyone for your Birdathon donations and sponsorships! Your support fuels our education and conservation work. We couldn't do it without you!
We're close to meeting our Birdathon fundraising goal, but it's not too late to donate to Birdathon. Please consider making a donation today. 100% of your tax-deductible contribution will support programs here in Vermont. http://bit.ly/BirdathonDonation
Welcome Audubon Vermont summer camp staff!!
Camp is just around the corner and there's less than 15 spots left!
Did someone say summer?
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All of our Summer Events are posted online: vt.audubon.org/events
Or go old-school and hang this on your 'fridge: Summer Calendar (http://bit.ly/2rpJkIA)
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