Animals

With 20 miles of trails winding their way through 550 acres, Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller NHP offers visitors the chance to experiences the unique wildlife of Vermont. White-tail deer, wood ducks, barred owls, fishers, and painted turtles are just a few of the species that call the park home. Whether you are on the hiking trails or on the mansion porch, the opportunities to see, and hear, wildlife are limitless. Remember to always give animals their space and never try to touch or feed them.

 

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  Birds

  Songbirds, waterfowl, falcons, and more! Learn about the bird species in the park and grab a checklist for your next adventure.

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  Amphibians

  Vermont is home to 21 species of amphibians.

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  Reptiles

  Painted and snapping turtles can be spotted by the Pogue. Milk, garter, and redbelly snakes can be found in the forest.

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  Mammals

  Chipmunks, porcupines, and bears - Oh my!

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  Invertebrates

  Organisms without backbones, such as insects and arachnids, play crucial ecological roles - consumption, pollination, and decomposition.