Not to be outdone by the celebrity bunting of Brooklyn, Stamford’s Cove neighborhood has had its own Painted Bunting lately.
Not to be outdone by the celebrity bunting of Brooklyn, Stamford’s Cove neighborhood has had its own Painted Bunting lately.
Grab your spotting scope and head to East Windsor to look for this rare visitor to Connecticut (and several other rare visitors as well).
Connecticut’s waters are all free of ice this winter, which means that birds that need open water to forage are likely to be more common and widespread, including Great Blue Herons.
Townsend’s Solitaire: A Townsend’s Solitaire is currently being seen in Cos Cob on Valley Wood Road
December 2, 2015 – For the past two weeks one has been reliably found at Sherwood Island State Park in Westport.
Pink-footed Goose. For the past few days a single individual has been seen mingling with Canada Geese at several locations in Farmington, notably at a pond at Fisher Meadows Park.
From fall till the early spring Sharp-shinned Hawks are often found patrolling bird feeding stations and field edges.
Red-headed Woodpecker: This almost unmistakable bird is more commonly found to our west and south but this year there have been a number of sightings in Connecticut and surrounding states.
Hudsonian Godwits have been visiting Stonington and Stratford this week, on its way from the far north to South America. Look for its long, upturned bill.
This time of year turkeys can often be found in small flocks in forested habitats containing nut trees like oaks, hickories and beeches.