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- Birds - click here to find information about the following Vermont birds: goldfinch, robin, woodcock, barred owl, crow, loon, bluebird, turkey, hermit thrush, osprey, peregrine falcon, red tailed hawk, ruby throated hummingbird and ruffed grouse. Also included is general information about what other birds live in Vermont and waterfowl of Vermont.
- Fish - click here to find information about lake trout, trout and land locked salmon.
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