Vermont’s second “Breeding Bird Atlas” is now available, reflecting a quarter century of change in bird species reproducing in the state according to the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department and the Vermont Center for Ecostudies. The Atlas is a systematic survey of bird populations breeding in the state, based on information gathered by volunteer citizen […]
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