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Rising geese population becomes lakeside annoyance

It’s open season on Canada geese as lakeside residents and wildlife officials grapple with a growing population that can also be a bit of a nuisance.

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Rising geese population becomes lakeside annoyance

Rising geese population becomes lakeside annoyance
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Vt Fish & Wildlife Warns About Rabbit Virus

MONTPELIER, Vt. — Rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus, a highly contagious virus capable of affecting rabbits and snowshoe hare, is appearing in states close to Vermont and Massachusetts and.

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Some wildlife in Vermont aren t contained to the wilderness

Many wild animals in Vermont reside in the deep forests and mountains, but wild animals reside in urban areas as well. Be aware of these species too.

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Avian influenza continues to spread in Vermont s wild birds | Outdoors

MONTPELIER Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), commonly called avian flu, continues to spread among Vermont’s wild bird population since its initial detection in a pair of bald eagles on

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