Vermont Coverts photo gallery

Photo Gallery

Photos in this gallery are courtesy of our Cooperators and friends.

Baltimore oriole nest hanging from a plant with narrow green leaves

Baltimore oriole nest, by Tina Barney

American robin eggs, by Lauren Blume

Adult bobcat walking on a log with a kitten underneath the adult

Bobcat and kitten on a log, by Rich Chalmers (game camera)

Brown creeper perched on the trunk of a white birch tree

Brown creeper on white birch, by Tina Barney

North American porcupine sitting on an eastern hemlock branch

North American porcupine in an eastern hemlock, by Alicia Carlson

A clearing from recent forestry activity with some tree remnants on the ground and standing small trees with green leaves

Clearing in Shrewsbury, by Tim Stout

Barred owl chick by Jon Bouton

A moose running on grass in the background with two trees in the foreground

A moose running on grass, by James Stack

Male Northern Cardinal (bright red) sitting in an ice-covered tree

Male Northern Cardinal sitting in an icy tree, by Solon Rhode

bee on flower, by Sabina Ernst

bee on spring beauty flower, by Sabina Ernst

regrowth in a spruce forest with small spruce saplings in the foreground and taller spruce trees in the background

regrowth in a spruce forest in Shrewsbury, VT; photo by Tim Stout

Banner photo: female bobcat from game camera, by Rich Chalmers

Coverts is an English word dating to the 14th century, pronounced "cuh-verts" (not "coe-verts"). It refers to dense thickets that provide shelter for wildlife.

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