Posts Tagged ‘Birds’
Birding Costa Rica: Land of Resplendent Quetzales and Scarlet Macaws (1 space remaining!)
a wonderful intro to tropical birding or a destination to re-visit again and again. Twice the size of Vermont, Costa Rica has over 800 species of birds, including 50 species of hummingbird alone. In addition to all the hummingbird and parrots, there are sloths, monkeys, orchids and gorgeous butterflies to enjoy.
Read MoreShorebirding Quest to Plum Island, MA
A weekend with NBNC’s expert birders and naturalists enjoying sandpipers, plovers, and godwits galore at the renowned Plum Island, Massachusetts– the perfect place to learn or perfect your shorebirding!
Read MoreFriday Morning Spring Bird Walks
Weekly trips to birding hot spots around Montpelier searching for spring migrants like warblers, vireos, thrushes, and waterfowl. Led by NBNC’s expert birders. Free for members. $10 non-members. See below for meeting locations: 5/3 – North Branch Nature Center 5/10 – Hubbard Park (Park at the “New Shelter.” This is the shelter farther from the…
Read MoreFriday Morning Spring Bird Walks
Weekly trips to birding hot spots around Montpelier searching for spring migrants like warblers, vireos, thrushes, and waterfowl. Led by NBNC’s expert birders. Free for members. $10 non-members. See below for meeting locations: 5/3 – North Branch Nature Center 5/10 – Hubbard Park (Park at the “New Shelter.” This is the shelter farther from the…
Read MoreFriday Morning Spring Bird Walks
Weekly trips to birding hot spots around Montpelier searching for spring migrants like warblers, vireos, thrushes, and waterfowl. Led by NBNC’s expert birders. Free for members. $10 non-members. See below for meeting locations: 5/3 – North Branch Nature Center 5/10 – Hubbard Park (Park at the “New Shelter.” This is the shelter farther from the…
Read MoreNBNC’s World Series of Birding Youth Team – The Results!
Last weekend marked an anniversary for NBNC: 20 years since we first sent a youth team to the World Series of Birding. This annual event, held each May in New Jersey, draws teams from all over the world. The competition runs from midnight until midnight on Saturday, and the team that identifies the most species…
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