Bring your favorite dish for sharing and your own table setting. Beverages will be provided. Bring a bird related $5.00 wrapped gift to place under the Christmas tree. Participants will randomly choose a gift to open after dinner. Also bring a birding treasure that you no longer need for the tea cup auction. You can […]
For those new to birding or to the Christmas Bird Count, this is the longest running of all citizen-science surveys. The Count was begun in 1900 as an alternative to the Christmas hunt during which thousands of birds were shot for dinner or merely for sport. Christmas Bird Counts provide valuable information on trends in […]
The Hartford Audubon Society (HAS) is pleased to announce our third annual Hartford County Big January of Birding birdwatching challenge. The purpose of the activity is to encourage folks to get outside during the month of January and see as many species of wild birds in Hartford County as possible! The competition is free to […]
This will be a cold one, but don’t let that discourage you from coming.
Rev. Edward Hitchcock was one of America’s first dedicated dinosaur paleontologists. To him, fossil tracks in the CT Valley were marks of prehistoric birds. Come hear his story.
Please come join us in celebrating Hartford Audubon Society's 110th Anniversary! Saturday, January 12 - 11 am Speaker: Patrick Comins - “The Hobby of Birding” Place: Wood Memorial Library & Museum 783 Main Street, South Windsor, CT Prior to the meeting, please join us for a bird walk from 8 to 10:30 am with experienced birder Paul […]
Take a favorite trip to view seabirds that come south to New England in the winter. Irruptions can also bring unusual birds. Contact Fran at least one week in advance for details.
January 12, 2019 Hartford Audubon Society in collaboration with Wood Memorial Library celebrated its 110th year. South Windsor, CT where it all began back in 1909. We couldn’t have chosen a more appropriate location for this celebration. In the a.m. Paul Desjardins lead a birding walk at Vibert road, named after Charles W. […]
This is New England late winter birding at its finest. We should see Scoters, and Gannets. Most likely stay and meet at The Cove in Orleans. Call Peter for reservations / details.
This is a morning tour of eight area boat launches, from Enfield to Rocky Hill. Dress warmly and bring your scope
Ospreys have been monitored in Connecticut since 1969. This research continues and there are volunteer opportunities to help monitor Osprey nesting success.
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