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What are the Crows Doing in Winter?
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What are the Crows Doing in Winter?

"Why all those crows roost in Burlington in wintertime"- AmeriCorps member Jacob Crawford speaks to Vermont Public's Samantha Watson

Black-chinned Hummingbird

Latin:  Archilochus alexandri

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Clark's Grebe

Latin:  Aechmophorus clarkii

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Ruddy Quail-Dove

Latin:  Geotrygon montana

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Buff-bellied Hummingbird

Latin:  Amazilia yucatanensis

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    Vacation Day Camps

    Explore and adventure during school vacation with Audubon Vermont!

    Bird Habitat Managment Demonstration Site
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    Green Mountain Audubon Center's Bird Habitat Demonstration Site

    Promoting a wide range of bird-friendly habitats

    Common Tern Recovery Project
    Priority Bird Monitoring And Management

    Common Tern Recovery Project

    Vermont Common Terns make a comeback

    Bald Eagle Recovery in Vermont
    Priority Bird Monitoring And Management

    Bald Eagle Recovery in Vermont

    Learn about Audubon Vermont's role in Bald Eagle Recovery

    Wild City Project
    School Programs

    Wild City Project

    Student Conservation in Action: Wild City Service Learning Program

    Peregrine Falcon Monitoring and Management Project
    Priority Bird Monitoring And Management

    Peregrine Falcon Monitoring and Management Project

    Sustaining Peregrine Falcon recovery efforts in Vermont

    Wildlife Gardens at the Green Mountain Audubon Center
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    Wildlife Gardens at the Green Mountain Audubon Center

    Check out our wildlife gardens for ideas to bring to your yard!

    For Landowners
    Working Lands

    For Landowners

    Roughly 80% of our region's forests are privately owned, making private woodlands part of the solution.