amphibians
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Get ready to help amphibians
Every year, typically in early spring, many of Vermont’s amphibians leave their overwintering sites and migrate to the wetlands and ponds where they will breed and lay eggs.…
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Slow down for amphibians
The spring amphibian breeding season is upon us, and Vermont Fish and Wildlife is asking drivers to slow down and be cautious when travelling at night, or even…
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Herpetologist Jim Andrews takes the stage March 29
Green Mountain Club (GMC) Bread Loaf Section’s 2024 “Selected Reptiles and Amphibians of the Central Green Mountains” will be held on the evening of Friday, March 29, at…
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Amphibian escorts needed in Salisbury
On warm, wet nights in March and April frogs and salamanders move from their wintering sites on high ground to breeding sites in wetlands to mate and lay…
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Turtles, frogs hanging around in warmer winter
Herpetologist Jim Andrews has received some particularly noteworthy news — accounts of reptiles and amphibians active in late December, a time of year when those creatures have typically…
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Slow down for amphibians crossing
Vermont Fish and Wildlife is asking drivers to slow down and be cautious when travelling at night in early spring, or to take alternate routes to avoid driving…
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Amphibian crossing volunteers sought
Otter Creek Audubon and the Salisbury Conservation Commission are monitoring an amphibian crossing site in Salisbury again this year.
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Amphibians are on the move
MONTPELIER — Vermonters are reporting a particularly horrendous mud season this year, keeping some off the roads. But the warm, rainy nights in early spring give us another…
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Learn about amphibians at New Haven talk
NEW HAVEN — The New Haven Conservation Commission will hold its first Armchair Naturalist talk of the year on Wednesday, Feb. 19, at 7 p.m. at the Town…