This small but diverse nature area in “downtown” Norwich Vermont can be spectacular when the apple trees bloom. The area’s fields and woods support a number of resident species. One rainy spring many species of migrating birds were present for three days trapped by the cold and rain.

A trip to Dead Creek in Addison years ago proved to be a wonderful experience. It was our first trip to see the  migration of the snow geese and they did not disappoint.

Smuggler’s Notch as seen from the top of Mount Mansfield shortly after the fog cleared just before sunset on a very foggy day. Click the image below to read and see a story of Banding Bicknell’s Thrushes on top of the mountain.

The Nulhegan Basin is a unique biological and topographical area in Northern Vermont. It includes the hardest to find Vermont town of Lewis.