Birds of Vermont and its collection

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The museum is situated within a 100-acre bird sanctuary and showcases over 495 biologically accurate woodcarvings. These carvings were created by Bob Spear, a Vermont naturalist and master woodcarver.

Variety of Bird Exhibits

The museum offers a variety of bird exhibits. These include a wetland diorama, a winter diorama, a raptor exhibit, an exhibit of endangered and extinct bird species, and displays of tropical birds. There are also two displays depicting birds in the Lake Champlain Basin, and representations of 260 of Vermont's nesting birds in their native habitats with biologically accurate nests and eggs.

Activities at the Birds of Vermont Museum

Besides the bird carving exhibits, the Birds of Vermont Museum offers a range of activities. These include bird walks along the museum's nature trails, carving demonstrations, lectures, art classes, and exhibitions of work by local artists.

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Birds of Vermont
900 Sherman Hollow Rd
VT 05462 Huntington
Vermont

Visitor information Birds of Vermont

Opening hours

November 2024 – April 2025: open by appointment and for special events

May – October 2025:
Wednesday – Sunday, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Monday – Tuesday, by appointment

Admission

3 – 17$4.50
Adults$9.00
MembersFree
Seniors$6.00

Facilities

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Location & Map

900 Sherman Hollow Rd, Huntington

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    The Birds of Vermont Museum in Huntington offers a focused and educational experience for bird enthusiasts and nature lovers. Visitors appreciate the extensive collection of hand-carved wooden birds, which showcase the diversity of Vermont's avian species with remarkable detail and artistry. The museum's peaceful setting, surrounded by gardens and walking trails, enhances the overall experience and provides opportunities for real-life bird watching.

    Many reviewers highlight the knowledgeable and passionate staff, who are always ready to share information about local bird species and conservation efforts. The museum's size is compact, allowing for an intimate and unhurried exploration of the exhibits. Some visitors note that while the museum may not appeal to everyone, those interested in ornithology or wood carving will find it particularly rewarding.

    On the downside, a few reviewers mention that the museum might feel small or limited in scope for the admission price. Additionally, some exhibits may appear dated to some visitors, suggesting room for modernization in presentation techniques.

    Overall, the Birds of Vermont Museum offers a niche but high-quality experience that caters well to its target audience, combining art, nature, and education in a serene Vermont setting.

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