Description

Discover moths rarely seen in daylight during Moths in the Morning. Erin Talmage of the Birds of Vermont Museum sets a nighttime cloth trap, revealing the fascinating nocturnal life of our gardens.

Erin Talmage earned her MS in Wildlife Biology from th eUniversity of Vermont (UVM) with a focus on ornithology. She serves on two Vermont Scientific Advisory Groups, Birds and Reptiles-and-Amphibians. When not at the Museum, she can often be found looking for salamanders for the Vermont Reptile and Amphibian Atlas, collecting data for iNaturalist and eBird, or volunteering with the Four Winds Nature Institute and Vermont Master Naturalists. She is the primary photographer behind our Instagram feed and is never far from her bird-friendly coffee.

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Cancellation Policy

All workshop registrations are final and non-refundable.

In the event that a class is canceled by us due to bad weather, low enrollment, or other unforeseen circumstances, we will notify you as soon as possible by email and issue a full refund.

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