March 8, 2021 — More than 200 volunteers overcame arduous circumstances caused by the Covid-19 pandemic to document 510 active Osprey nests in 2020, the most since Connecticut Audubon’s Osprey Nation project began in 2014.
March 8, 2021 — More than 200 volunteers overcame arduous circumstances caused by the Covid-19 pandemic to document 510 active Osprey nests in 2020, the most since Connecticut Audubon’s Osprey Nation project began in 2014.
Walk with Andy R. at Bafflin Sanctuary for Membership Month Join us at this members-only walk led by Andy R. Details will be sent with your confirmation email. Additional donations are welcome. Additional Bafflin Sanctuary information can be found here:
March 3, 2021 — To those unfamiliar with birds, American Tree Sparrow would likely blend in with the background or be glossed over as just another sparrow. But to a birder’s eye, this species perfectly masters a balance between drab coloring and striking streaks of rufus, especially in an already bland winter backdrop.
In the Sanctuaries … March 2, 2021 — Connecticut Audubon’s sanctuaries are amazing places. Amazing for the diversity of birds, the occasional moose, the minks and fishers, the bobcats, the scores of other animals. But they’re also amazing for the people of Connecticut. You can snowshoe. You can look for breeding birds. You can track […]
March is Membership Month! Members truly keep Connecticut Audubon running. We can’t do it without you. Piping Plovers, Osprey, Purple Martins, they all need us and need you. Plus every new member this month receives this awesome Connecticut Audubon winter hat in addition to all of the benefits that come with a CAS membership! Join […]
February 23, 2021 — Red-shouldered Hawks can be found in every month, but they can be especially conspicuous starting around this time of year, when mated pairs and rival males engage in raucous nuptial and territorial vocalizations. They get very noisy again when the young leave the nest, but some calling can be heard anytime.
February 26, 2021 — Since 2018, Katerina Gillis has placed over 200 game cameras on private and public properties in Connecticut, including Deer Pond Farm in Sherman. Her photographic target is the fisher. Join us on April 1 for her special Zoom presentation about her project.
Saturday, April 10 10 a.m. to noon Register here Join David Beers, Western District Service Forester with the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection for a walk through the trails of Deer Pond Farm. He’ll share his experience as a forester and work done at the sanctuary. David will explain the preserving of white […]
February 23, 2021 — You have a chance today to help make sure the Migratory Bird Treaty Act continues to be an effective way to protect birds. Please help by sending comments to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Tell them that you support strengthening the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.
Register here for our Vernal Pools Live Webinar on April 7 at 4 p.m. Questions? Contact rtpec@ctaudubon.org