Birds of Vermont Museum

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Where Natural History Meets Art

Open Wednesdays - Sundays May through October
(and by appointment and for special events from November - April)

Over 525 beautifully carved birds & more Our Mission: to provide education, to nurture an appreciation of the environment, and to study birds and their habitats using woodcarvings and other museum resources.

Gretchen Alexander (today's for ) paints Vermont’s landscapes from an aquatic ecologist view, creating loose, vibran...
08/30/2026

Gretchen Alexander (today's for ) paints Vermont’s landscapes from an aquatic ecologist view, creating loose, vibrant images—rich in vitality, wholly immersive in place.

In addition to her works in our show, you can find her online at gretchenalexanderart.com .

Brady Lasher (Brady Lasher) discovered some old pictures in and around the Museum and created some fun before and after ...
08/29/2026

Brady Lasher (Brady Lasher) discovered some old pictures in and around the Museum and created some fun before and after scenes.

Interested in seeing for yourself? The Museum is open 10-4 Wednesdays through Sundays until October 31st!

For today's , we're highlighting A. Gary Reid of and a portion of his photo of a on a , interacting quite directly...
08/28/2026

For today's , we're highlighting A. Gary Reid of and a portion of his photo of a on a , interacting quite directly with what some humans have left .

It's a different, less peaceful, and more dynamic take on than some others we've shared — perhaps getting us to consider how SHOULD we interact with birds and waters in the world. What do yo think?

Hummingbird feathers look different depending on the light around them, and the viewer’s angle. The male Ruby-throated H...
08/28/2026

Hummingbird feathers look different depending on the light around them, and the viewer’s angle. The male Ruby-throated Hummingbird’s throat can look black to a vivid red.

The Ruby-throated Hummingbirds around the Museum are busy eating as much as possible as they get ready to migrate. They will leave Vermont in the first two weeks in November and spend their winters in Central America. They are one of the bird species that flies over the Gulf of Mexico.

Last picture was taken by the late Gary Mawe.

We have many in this year's show; better get started showing them! This excerpt from Nancy Stone's show a loon o...
08/26/2026

We have many in this year's show; better get started showing them! This excerpt from Nancy Stone's show a loon on Scratchboard, with a red-tinted eye that draws ours.

Visit the museum to appreciate the entire three-paneled book, where the loon swims between the beginning and end of a by Nancy.

Find more by Nancy at nancystone.weebly.com

Staying at Gale’s Retreat seems to inspire art and poetry❤️Thank you Ben and Jess!Interested in getting inspired? Check ...
08/24/2026

Staying at Gale’s Retreat seems to inspire art and poetry❤️

Thank you Ben and Jess!

Interested in getting inspired? Check out Gale’s Retreat and all the other huts available with Vermont Huts & Trails!

We are so pleased to include Janet Fredericks in our series for . Her "Anhinga with Hidden Text" makes many visitors ...
08/24/2026

We are so pleased to include Janet Fredericks in our series for . Her "Anhinga with Hidden Text" makes many visitors pause and look again.

Janet writes, "My paintings in this exhibit are my reverent attention to the shore birds … to their beauty, to their part in the great scheme of things, and their wildness. Are we not all migrants seeking one kind of refuge or another?"

You can find more of her work at JanetFredericksStudio.com

Emerging artist Navin (www.instagram.com/navin_bywaters_ ) has a piece in of a balanced precariously on two emergent...
08/22/2026

Emerging artist Navin (www.instagram.com/navin_bywaters_ ) has a piece in of a balanced precariously on two emergent reeds. "Reed Dancing" suggests both strength and vulnerability , something both wrens and waters have.

Address

900 Sherman Hollow Road
Huntington, VT
05462

Opening Hours

Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

+18024342167

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