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1. birdsofvermont.orgBirds of Vermont Museum – where natural history meets art

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   Welcome to the Birds of Vermont Museum! Discover birds in the wild, from the windows, and in wood — our life-like carvings won’t fly away. Explore forest trails and a walk-in treehouse or picnic near our pollinator gardens or the pond. Immerse yourself in special exhibits from science to art.

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     Address 900 Sherman Hollow Road Huntington, Vermont 05462 +1...

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     In the tradition of scientific illustration, the Museum was...

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     How do you like to learn about birds? When they don’t fly...

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     Upstairs, examine a panorama of raptors, immerse yourself in...

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   Birds of Vermont Museum, Huntington, Vermont. 2,053 likes · 26 talking about this · 939 were here. Open Wednesday - Sunday • 10am - 4pm • May - October Over 500 beautifully carved birds & more

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4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Birds_of_Vermont_MuseumBirds of Vermont Museum - Wikipedia

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   The Birds of Vermont Museum (BOVM) is a non-profit institution established in 1987 in Huntington, Vermont, United States. It was created to preserve and exhibit a collection of lifelike bird carvings for the purpose of educating people about the role of birds in the ecosystem.

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   What can you do at the birds of Vermont Museum?

   • Welcome to the Birds of Vermont Museum! Discover birds in the wild, from the windows, and in wood — our life-like carvings won’t fly away. Explore forest trails and a walk-in treehouse or picnic near our pollinator gardens or the pond. Immerse yourself in special exhibits from science to art.

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   Are there woodcarvings in Vermont?

   • Woodcarvings Yes. Inside the Museum, the permanent exhibits contain more than 500 life-like woodcarvings of birds. Almost all of the nearly 300 species shown in the Museum are Vermont birds. Most were carved by Bob Spear. And wildlife But don’t stop there.

   Birds of Vermont Museum – where natural history meets art

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   How many Vermont birds are there?

   • Almost all of the nearly 300 species shown in the Museum are Vermont birds. Most were carved by Bob Spear. And wildlife But don’t stop there. We offer events throughout the year, from monthly bird walks year-round, weekly bird walks in late spring, and workshops, lectures, and programs about birds throughout the year.

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   Where can I See Birds in Vermont?

   • There are several national parks in Vermont where you can see birds, including the Green Mountain National Forest, Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park, and Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge. The Blue Jay is a member of the crow family. It is about the same size as a robin and has a wingspan of about 12 inches.

   Most Common Birds of Vermont (with Pictures)

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