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American Tree Sparrow

Latin:  Spizelloides arborea

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Bay-breasted Warbler

Latin:  Setophaga castanea

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Baird's Sparrow

Latin:  Centronyx bairdii

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Green Jay

Latin:  Cyanocorax yncas

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Great Gray Owl

Latin:  Strix nebulosa

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House Sparrow

Latin:  Passer domesticus

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Ridgway's Rail

Latin:  Rallus obsoletus

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Mexican Jay

Latin:  Aphelocoma wollweberi

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    • Talking About Turkeys
    News October 25, 2017

    Talking About Turkeys

    It's Wild Turkey season at Audubon Vermont

    Mossy Rocks: A Group Favorite
    Preschool Programs October 13, 2017

    Mossy Rocks: A Group Favorite

    October 13, 2017

    Wild at Audubon!
    Preschool Programs October 6, 2017

    Wild at Audubon!

    October 6, 2017

    Successful First Year for the Woods, Wildlife, and Warblers Project
    News October 19, 2017

    Successful First Year for the Woods, Wildlife, and Warblers Project

    Southern Vermont landowners embrace managing their forests to enhance bird habitat

    Looking for a Sweet Gift Idea?
    News February 13, 2023

    Looking for a Unique Gift Idea?

    Adopt-a-Maple at the Green Mountain Audubon Center today!

    Seed Bombs and Native Plants for Birds
    News October 29, 2017

    Seed Bombs and Native Plants for Birds

    Grow Your Own Native Plants

    Where'd the Birds Go?
    News October 15, 2017

    Where'd the Birds Go?

    Local bird enthusiasts concerned, but not to worry

    ¿Cuánto deberían pagar los grandes contaminadores? El Acuerdo de DuPont proporciona un modelo a seguir
    Birds November 5, 2017

    ¿Cuánto deberían pagar los grandes contaminadores? El Acuerdo de DuPont proporciona un modelo a seguir

    Un biólogo logró relacionar un derrame de mercurio por parte de una empresa con la contaminación de las aves cantoras, y encontró un nuevo modo de hacer que los contaminadores fueran responsables a nivel económico.