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Dick Allen, Contributing Woodcarver and Board Member
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Dick Allen, Contributing Woodcarver. Field Trips for Students and Campers. Back to the Home page. Ick Allen has always been fascinated by birds and started carving about 25 years ago. He is self-taught through books and carving magazines, with “lots of trial and error”. His carvings have been given to friends and family; some have been donated to charity. Many are on display in his home. Dick considers himself an advanced amateur, and greatly admires Bob Spears’ work.
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Vermont Illustrators
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Thomas P. Konieczko. Sarah E. Rice.
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Visiting the Birds of Vermont Museum: Directions, Fees & Hours
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Directions, Fees and Hours. Field Trips for Students and Campers. Back to the Home page. Most visitors find 1½ to 2 hours is a good amount of time to fully enjoy the bird carvings, art exhibit, and other displays within the Museum building. We suggest first-time visitors watch an 8-minute introductory video. We have restrooms, a gift shop, and small refreshments as well. May 1 - October 31. 10 am - 4 pm. November 1 - April 30. Open in winter by appointment. Child: $3.50 (3-17). The Weather Here Today.
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Volunteer with the Birds of Vermont Museum
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Field Trips for Students and Campers. Back to the Home page. Volunteers are essential to the day-to-day operation of the museum. We have tasks suited to all sorts of interests and for different levels of experience. Practice an old skill or learn a new one. Our youngest volunteers are under ten years old and our oldest are—well, never mind. All you need is a little time and a willingness to share it with us. Maintain a butterfly gardens. Maintain the feeder area garden. Assist with monthly monitoring walk.
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The Collection at Birds of Vermont Museum
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Field Trips for Students and Campers. Back to the Home page. He collection of carvings is arranged in groups by habitat settings. Wetlands in Spring and Fall. Ownstairs at the main entrance is a loon family that took 850 hours to carve and paint. Follow the hall into two Wetland Dioramas, a Spring Migration scene and an Autumn Migration scene, both still in progress. This part of the collection holds more 63 ducks and shorebirds. Ingrid Rhind. Nesting Birds and Raptors. N one side of the main gallery is ...
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Some Favorite Photos from the Birds of Vermont Museum
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Field Trips for Students and Campers. Back to the Home page. We never did find out exactly what messed up our web cam. In the spring of 2010. We took it apart and still couldn't sort it out; it went off to StarDot, got repaired and it is now back online. While it was offline, we put in a slideshow. Of course, there was no reason to take that slideshow off, so . we didn't. Click on the pic to advance to the next one, or let it cycle. If you mouse cursor sits on the a pic, the slideshow will pause.
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Schedule of Events at the Birds of Vermont Museum
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Field Trips for Students and Campers. Back to the Home page. There’s a lot going on at the Museum! From walks and talks to festivals and special lectures, you’re sure to find something you’d like to attend. Click on an event in the calendar below. To find out more about it. To sign up for an event please call (802) 434-2167 or send us an e-mail. All activities suitable for all ages unless otherwise noted. You should see our calendar (we use a google calendar) here. If not, please email the webmistress.
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eNews and links for birders
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Field Trips for Students and Campers. Back to the Home page. Read our daily eNews. An aggregation of tweets, blogs, and bird news from around the web. Try the “ Stories. Rdquo; and the “ Environment. Click their links on the right after today’s edition loads below. You can also read it directly at http:/ paper.li/BirdsofVermont/1318350751. Thank you, and enjoy! You can find us in many places online; choose your favorite. 900 Sherman Hollow Road, Huntington, VT 05462 (802) 434-2167.
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Chip Notes: Read Newsletters from the Birds of Vermont Museum
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Field Trips for Students and Campers. Back to the Home page. Our online newsletters are PDF files (portable document format). If you don't already have a Reader (and you probably do), you can download Adobe Acrobat Reader from their website. You are welcome to print a copy for yourself and your students. Receive professionally printed black-and-white newsletters in the mail. Volume 28, 2014. This volume will be posted to the website after all members have received copies of all issues. Volume 27, 2013.
