I've been spending a few days a week at Rokeby in North Ferrisburgh during the winter (fascinating collections finds during the past bleak winter to share) but SPRING has arrived at ROKEBY!
One of our first events is below. Hope to see you all soon! -- Jessica
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Ravens & Robins; Blue Jays & Blue Herons: Turkeys & Turkey Vultures all spotted recently . . . and so the walking trails are open for birders and historians alike!
Join avid birder Ruth Brooks and Rokeby Board member, Dean Leary, for a guided bird walk that explores migrating birds and all the wildlife that call Rokeby home. Throughout the walk, participants will find lovely vistas, and get a chance to experience the landscape that inspired the writings of Rowland Evans Robinson (Vermont's Blind Author") first hand.
Paths can be uneven and will be wet so wearing sturdy, waterproof footwear, along with drinking water and . r bug repellant is recommended.
If you have binoculars or field guides please bring them with you!
$5/Members; $10/Nonmembers
Register: https://rokeby-museum.square.site/
Space is limited to 15 people.
A rain date is set for May 8th.
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