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Join us today at 2:00 for a program on winter finches! We will go over some of the birds that visit Vermont in the winter, how to ID them, and why they only visit some years. Perhaps we will also unravel the mystery as to why Pine Grosbeaks have been seen in the last few weeks down the road at @audubonvermont and up the road @sleepyhollowinn, but have not yet been reported here at the Museum! #PineGrosbeak #vermontBird #WinterFinches (at Birds of Vermont Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoZ84bGOWCV/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Wondering why some winters Common Redpolls are eating all the seed you put in your feeders, and other winters not a one shows up? Join us the Wednesday, February 8 at 2:00 to learn more about winter finches, and other birds that visit Vermont in the colder months. We will start with a presentation and then travel around the Museum to look at the carvings, and check out the birds at the bird feeder. Sign up link in bio, and on our website birdsofvermont.org #WinterFinch #BirdingInWinter #VermontWildlife #CommonRedpoll #VermontBird #LearnAboutBirds #vermont #BirdsofVermontMuseum (at Birds of Vermont Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoSV2BDucMs/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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According to #eBird, Wilson’s Snipe were recorded today (March 14) in Massachusetts and yesterday in New York. As of this writing, they have not been reported in Vermont (yet). Who will report them first? #SpringMigration #WilsonsSnipe #VermontBird #TheyAreComing #SpringInVT #ThingsThatMakeBirdersHappy 📷 by Mark Paul (at Vermont) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMaB2ssBNHh/?igshid=1eydpt9nhvfnd