On this episode, Chip and Anson talk about a recently seen Rufous Hummingbird, which you usually don't see here in Vermont. They also discuss the White-Crowned Sparrow, a bird you only ever see during migration season. Chip's Rufous Hummingbird PhotosRufous Hummingbird eBirdWhite-crowned Sparrow eBird

This week, Anson and Chip talk about more migrating birds you can see, such as the Northern Flicker! There's a lot of birds flying through now that you can only see during the migration season!Northern Flicker eBird

Northern Saw-whet Owl

On this episode, Anson and Chip talk about a rarely seen (here in VT at least), a Mexican Violetear! The first documented one was spotted in Vermont recently. They also discuss other migrating birds they've seen.Mexican Violetear eBird

On this episode, Anson and Chip discuss Chips trip down to Cape May in New Jersey! Chip talks about the variety of the birds he's seen on the trip. Ruff eBird

Anson and Chip talk about more migrating birds. Specifically, they discuss about shorebird migrations.Spotted Sandpiper eBird

Piping Plover eBird

This week, Chip and Anson talk about the Confusing Fall Warblers! There's a variety of Warblers you can see during the fall in Vermont and Cheap and Anson talk about the different varietiesYellow-rumped Warbler eBird

Magnolia Warbler eBird

Chip and Anson talk about the recently seen Brown Booby in southern VT. These birds usually aren't seen this far north. They also discuss the American GoldfinchBrown Booby eBird

American Goldfinch eBird

Anson and Chip talk about the coming of fall, and the migration of the Nighthawk. They then talk about the Caterpillar Lab happening at the North Branch Nature Center

Nighthawks Ebird

Caterpillar Lab

On this episode, Anson and Chip follow up about the Roseate Spoonbill they spoke about a couple of episodes back! They also talk about the Caterpillar Lab at the North Branch Nature Center, and Wood Storks!Original EpisodeRoseate Spoonbill Sightings

Events at the North Branch Nature Center

Wood Stork Ebird

Anson and Chip talk about the Chimney Swift that was stuck in the WDEV studios. Click here to see the post about our Chimney Swift, and click here to see our photo. Chimney Swifts tend to like to nest in chimneys and primarily eat flying insects.They also talk about a Common Loon seen on the Winooski river. This is a rare sighting as Loons usually aren't seen in rivers like the Winooski. Click here to see a photo of the Loon