Observers are starting to report red baneberry and false hellebore blooming. Continue reading
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They’ve arrived!
Ruby-Thorated Hummingbirds have arrived in the Northeast Kingdom! Continue reading
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Citizen Science and Students
Local students, grades 3-8, are learning about citizen science and how to apply it in the classroom. Continue reading
Posted in Anecdotes, Birds, Butterflies, Weather, Wildflowers
Tagged children, Citizen Science, real science, students
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Last of the season
A few monarchs have been spotted still here in Northern Vermont. Continue reading
Community of Observers’ Outing
I met up with Global Campuses to observe species on our Community of Observer’s list up at Barr Hill Nature Preserve in Greensboro, VT. Continue reading
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Tagged Global Campus Foundation, observation, Walk in nature
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Milkweed is getting close
Milkweed is getting ready to bloom here in St. Johnsbury. Continue reading
Butterflies and Climate Change
Here is a study on butterflies and the effect that climate change will have on them. Continue reading
You May Confuse the Two
Certain day flying moths can be confused with butterfly species on our list. Continue reading
