Contents


TABLE OF CONTENTS
 (click on the links below)

Birding the Champlain Islands

SPRINGTIME IN VERMONT!!!


VERMONT'S WINTERS ARE FOR BIRDING - Part Two

VERMONT'S WINTERS ARE FOR BIRDING - Part One



Birders Helping Birds - Invasive Plant Removal At Dead Creek 

Spring Beauties - Flying, Flowering, Creeping and Crawling


Spring Migration in Vermont!!!

A Life-list Bird for Me! (sort of)

A First-ever Christmas Bird Count for a Tri-County Area!

Bernie's Musings on the Passage of Time

Return to the Northeast Kingdom




Backyard Birding Journal

Nesting Boxes for Spring Birds! 


Pine Grosbeaks - Even More!

Lots of Pine Grosbeaks!!!!

The Twelve Months of COVID: a Poem with Photos





Northern Birds Are On Their Way!

Pandemic Birding Continues to Delight!

Fall Migration - First Stop: Jericho



Red-headed Wonder in Essex!

Spring Rainbow of Jericho Birds

Snap, Crackle, Pop Goes Spring!

Birding at Six Feet: Nature During the Human Pandemic

Birds and Pollinators

Whoooo's At Your Bird Feeder? - A Barred Owl!

First Annual Jericho-Underhill Christmas Bird Count


Fall Migration on Plum Island

Pelican in Vermont!!!!

Bicknell's Thrush support from Lawson's Finest Liquids

I Think I Can, I Think I Can - Young Green Heron Learns to Fish

Wind, Waves and Birds in Acadia!

Wildflowers at Niquette Bay State Park - And Other Wild Things!

OLLI-UVM Field Trip to UVM Jericho Research Forest

Redpolls!

Green Mountain Club Lake Champlain Birding Trip

Jekyll Island Birds: Birds, Salt Marshes, Endless Beaches

Jericho Birds and Their Words

Arizona Is For the Birds: Cat Mountain Lodge and the Sonora Desert Museum

Arizona Is For the Birds: Santa Rita Lodge and Madera Canyon

Arizona Is For The Birds: Miller Canyon and Beatty's Guest Ranch

Arizona Is For The Birds: Cave Creek Ranch and the Portal Area


Arizona Secluded Getaway

Pareidolia Photos - Arizona  (What on earth in a pareidolia photo??)

Partridge in a Pear Tree in Jericho: Backyard Birds

Irruption in Jericho!

Expedition to See Snow Geese in Addison VT

The Big Sit at Mills Riverside Park

Monhegan Island for Fall Migration!

Kayaking the Missisquoi 

Montpelier BioBlitz - two postings for this extraordinary event!
     adult volunteers and scientists
     kid volunteers and observers

LaPlatte River Natural Area

Plum Island Birds, Beach and Nature - Part 2

Plum Island Birds, Beach and Nature

Birding Delta Park


Sparrow ID Chart

Birds of Vermont Museum photos

Vermont's Winter Birds - Part Two - owls!!!

Vermont's Winter Birds - Part One

Bird Spot Fever - Immovable Birding

Plum Island - Great Any Time of the Year!

Boreal Birds - NEK Moose Bog and Victory Basin

Birding on Lake Champlain

Lake Champlain's Floating Lab - UVM Melosira 

What is birding? South Hero Marsh Trail.

Bird Banding - Audubon VT

Babcock Nature Preserve BioBlitz

Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge

Bobolink Survey photos - Charlotte Vermont 

Charlotte Park and Wildlife Refuge - Bird Photos

American Bittern - Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge

To Bird or Garden - That is the question.

Raptor Rehabilitation - Shelburne Farms, VT 

Birding @ VT Sandbar State Park, South Hero Marsh Trail: Wilson's Snipe and more

The Hawk has Landed @ Jericho VT

Hummingbirds - Feeding and Photos

Phoebes Call for Spring @ Jericho, VT

Snap, GRACKLE, Pop - bird photos @ Jericho VT

Birding with Maeve @ Mount Philo & Shelburne Bay - VT

Ladies' Lunch Out - Pileated Woodpecker @ Jericho VT

Vermont's Sensational Timberdoodles - American Woodcocks

Natural Attrition and Human Emotions

Fox Sparrow Photos @ Jericho, Vermont

The Elusive Bird - April Fool am I 

Flying Blue Vermont

Baby bird:baby blog

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Backyard Birding-South Burlington, Vermont Backyard Bird Photos

Note:The links below will take you to my first blog titled Litter with a story to tell.

I can fly all day without leaving our kitchen window, thanks to visiting birds. ~Bernie Paquette

Welcome to Backyard Birding ___ South Burlington, Vermont - a series (15 bird species) of photos taken from Dec 25, 2015 through Feb., 2015 from inside and through our kitchen double pane window. 

 Blue JayBackyard birding series, Issue #1.
Black-capped ChickadeesBackyard birding series Issue #2.
Nuthatch. Backyard birding series, Issue #3.
TitmouseBackyard birding series, Issue #4.
American Tree SparrowBackyard birding series, Issue #5.
White-throated SparrowBackyard birding series, Issue #6.
American Goldfinch Backyard birding series, Issue #7.
Dark-eyed Junco Backyard birding series, Issue #8.
Snow-birdsBackyard birding series, Issue #9.
CardinalBackyard birding series, Issue #10.
Downy & Hairy WoodpeckerBackyard Birding Issue Issue #11.
Carolina WrenBackyard Birding Issue Issue #12.
House Finch Backyard Birding Issue Issue #13.
Mourning Dove Backyard Birding Issue Issue #14.
Red-bellied WoodpeckerBackyard Birding Issue Issue #15.
Pileated WoodpeckerBackyard Birding Issue #16
White-crowned Sparrow.  Backyard Birding Issue #17.
Yellow-Billed Cuckoo  Photo near bottom of posting. May 2012 in my backyard. Backyard Birding Issue #17.
Hummingbirds Dressed in Pink
Beautiful Nature - Litter Free
South Burlington Backyard Birds - July
Mystery Baby Bird
Birds on a stick

Chicadee and Nuthatch nesting. 

White-crowned Sparrow


Birds & Art synonymous in North Carolina

“…the forest's vast palace with its snow-broidered tree-pillars and its chandeliers and its little musicians, the very first–most spring birds come back from the winter bird-place, flitting from here to there above me and singing fiercely in their spots of sun.” Tender Morsels, a novel by Margo Lanagan (p126,127)

What I learned from birds
Woodside park Birding
Bohemian Waxwing INVASION ("Small Guest" - true story- published in Watching Backyard Birds-newsletter vol 16 no. 4 , Aug 2013)

Bird Fever: Black-chinned Hummingbird spotted on California trip


VT Nature Photos



The beauty lies in the subject, not the photo. The camera entices us to observe.   ~Bernie

Essex Junction, Vermont:


Note: the links below will take you to postings on my first blog, titled Litter with a story to tell.

 Woodside Natural Area (SBFiN Walk #9)
Woodside Natural Area (68 Acres) Spring Birding.(May 2015 birding with Maeve (pronounced Mav like Maverick)

Woodside Natural Area with UVM Friday Field Walk & Bryan Pfeiffer - May 2016




South Burlington 
Yellow-banded Bumble Bee and other bees
Grapevine Moth 
Wheeler Nature Park (June)
Wheeler Nature Park (Aug),
Wheeler Nature Park (Oct) Strings of Color)10/4

Awasiwi Trail (Feb)
4/17 Awasiwi Trail SBFiNWalk #5
4/9 Awasiwi Trail SBFiNWalk #4 (located behind SBHS)
3/27 Underwood SBFiN Walk #2, #3(Easter walk. Includes a tale from Mrs. E. Bunny)

Red Rocks Park (Oct+March) 
National Trails Day: Red Rocks Park
4/30 Red Rocks SBFiNWalk #6

Centennial Brook (Feb 2015)
Centennial Brook (Feb 2013)
Centennial Brook (snowshoe walk-behind Kirby Rd)
UVM Centennial Woods Natural Area (March)

Snowshoeing behind BTV Airport (Feb.)

Dumont Park  (Oct and Dec 2014)






Backyard Flowers (by month)

Photos by Bernie Paquette (including postings above).

The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera      ~ Dorthea Lange

Amenities Descriptions

Red Rocks Park700 feet of Lake Champlain waterfront w/beach, 2.5 miles of trails, scenic overlook.
Wheeler Nature Park: 140 acres,  Trail Map
Underwood Park: 60.7 acres. 
Muddy Brook Wetland Reserve: 48.8 acres
Muddy Brook Natural Area: 27.5 acres
Winooski Gorge:
Centennial Woods Natural Area: 70 acres
Woodside Natural Area: 58 acres, 1.1 mile loop trail, good birding site.
Colchester Pond: 182 acre pond, 2 1/2 mile trail, good birding site.
Island Line Trail -BTV Bike Path/Colchester bike path/Causeway: 24.5 miles MapOther bike trails in Vermont.

Recommended resources
A flower garden of Macroscopic Delights

Bernie publishes commentary and photos reflecting Vermont values of Green and Clean and Community. 
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