#MonthofGratitude hashtag - Bluesky

@queerculture.bsky.social

4 months ago

As part of our month of gratitude, we want to thank our former fiscally sponsored project, ABO Comix! Thank you ABO Comix, your work elevating the artistic works of our siblings impacted by the carceral system is transformative!
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Queer Cultural Center

@queerculture.bsky.social

4 months ago

We want to celebrate Vienna twice during our month of gratitude! Vienna has been working with QCC longer than any other staff as QCC's Production Manager. All of those fabulous queer and trans shows you get to see with QCC are largely thanks to her! Thank you!
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Queer Cultural Center

@queerculture.bsky.social

5 months ago

There would be no Queer Cultural Center without our board of directors. So, we're doing a HUGE shout of gratitude to QCC's Board. Your efforts and commitment to an equitable, joyful, unified world, ensures QCC’s work continues. We literally couldn't do it without you!
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Birds of Vermont Museum

@birdsofvermont.bsky.social

5 months ago

Four students investigate the brushy edge of a small pond in spring. They are squatting and bending over, peering at something in the water, which is crowded with emergent plants.

A young student using a clipboard and worksheet to investigate the exhibits at the Birds of Vermont Museum.

Three students are in the Viewing Window corner of the Birds of Vermont Museum. One uses binoculars while another points outside to something of interest.

Six pre-schoolers and two adults explore a fern-rich trail in spring at the museum. Newly leaved trees are behind them, and one is in blossom.

We are grateful for the amazing educators and school groups who visit us year-round. Your curiosity and love of learning inspire everything we do—and we’re so glad to be a part of it.

#BirdsofVermontMuseum #MonthOfGratitude #Education #ThankYouTeachers #FieldTrips

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Birds of Vermont Museum

@birdsofvermont.bsky.social

5 months ago

Two chickadees perch cheekily on a platform feeder full of black oil sunflower seeds. Photo by K. Talmage and used with permission.

A chickadee removing bits of wood from a broken-off tree branch pauses to look at the camera. Photo by Erin Talmage and used with permission.

A chickadee perched on a black metal arch looks at the camera. Photo by M. Barnes and used with permission.

A lifelike, detailed woodcarving of a Black-capped Chickadee perched on a bit of rough tree bark. . Carved by Bob Spear.

Lets honor our very social, industrious, undeniably adorable, year-round favorite feathered friend and BOVM sticker-logo star: the Black-capped Chickadee: a delight and an inspiration

#BirdsofVermontMuseum #MonthOfGratitude #BlackCappedChickadee #GoBirding #PoecileAtricapillus #Birds #BackyardBird

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Birds of Vermont Museum

@birdsofvermont.bsky.social

5 months ago

Many people sit around tables strewn with carving tools and woodcarvings in progress. Some are intent on their work, while others smile and talk together. Behind them are workshop walls with waterfowl decoys and more carving tools.

Two people (busy carving) are blurred but visible behind a rack of woodcarving gouges.

Carved as relief into a branch, a mustached man's face smiles.

Two unfinished nuthatches (carved in wood) sit on a table behind a carving glove and thumb protector, and in front of a finished (carved and painted) nuthatch and cups of coffee.

Thank you to the Green Mountain Wood Carvers who make this place a hub for learning and making. Your craft and your company inspire, delight, teach …and expand our collection!

Have you taken one of their workshops yet?

#BirdsofVermontMuseum #MonthOfGratitude #Woodcarving #GreenMountainWoodcarvers

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Birds of Vermont Museum

@birdsofvermont.bsky.social

5 months ago

A round ceramic dish on a stand, showing a Red-bellied Woodpecker. The ceramic is a carved style, in black, white and red. Artist: S. Morrison.

A watercolor painting of a nest with two eggs and many viney/ferny leaves around. Artist: L. DiSante

A photograph of a male Ruby-throated hummingbird superimposed over texts of many numerical facts about the species. Artists: K. Sultze and J. Hyde

A complex quilt of many bright colors and fabric patterns, showing a Blackburnian Warbler in a tropical forest canopy. Artist: M. Lower

Thank you to all more than 250 creatives who have exhibited in our art shows. From our first named show in 2013 to this year’s, may all of you be filled with tremendous creativity and success!

Art share with permission. More images & artist names, on our Instagram.

#MonthOfGratitude #BirdsInArt

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