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  • Woodcocks at Nod Brook – March 30, 2019

    Simsbury (Tower Office Park) 82 Hopmeadow St., Simsbury, CT, United States

    See the unique mating display or “sky dance” of the American Woodcock on a relatively short evening trip. Meet at 82 Hopmeadow St (Rte 10) Simsbury.  Back of the first parking lot of the Tower Office Park

  • David Spector & Sam Peabody: A Look at Bird Song Interpretation

    St. James's Episcopal Church 1018 Farmington Ave., West Hartford, CT, United States

    Transliterations, mnemonics, transcriptions—whatever you call them—this program might help you “cheer up cheerily,” as David and his mystery co-presenter discuss the history of some of the expressions that help us remember bird songs

  • Great Pond, Simsbury

    Massacoe State Forest 176 Great Pond Rd., Simsbury, CT, United States

    Great Pond is the biggest part of a beautiful state forest and a neat place for a morning walk. Expect a nice assortment of birds, with some about to leave and others arriving.

  • Sam Fried: Continental Drift

    McAuley Residence Auditorium 275 Steele Rd., West Hartford, CT, United States

    Enjoy the tales and bird photos from a 5-month RV trip around North America, from Florida to the Pribilof Islands of Alaska.

  • Greenstone Hollow

    E Granby 27-1 Ridge Blvd., East Granby, CT, United States

    Main entrance at the end of the guard rail. Search for residents and the migrants and breeders of early spring in the many habitats of this beautiful and compact preserve.

  • Laurel Marsh

    Laurel Marsh 856 US-6, Manchester, CT, United States

    The trail follows sections of the Hockanum River and butts up against the Manchester Landfill at times. Forest, meadow, wetlands and sections of Hop Brook will provide a diversity of bird species.

  • Annual Spring Census

    Avon: Brian Toal Barkhamsted: open Bloomfield: Linda Clancy Bolton: open Bristol: open Burlington: Margaret Schuster Canton: Jay Kaplan E Hartford: Debi Wheeler Ellington: open Enfield: Jim Deschamps Farmington: Jim Moore Glastonbury: Bill Asteriades Granby: John Weeks Hartford: open Manchester: open New Britain: open Newington: Roy Zartarian Portland: open Rocky Hill: open Simsbury: Doug Beach Somers: […]

  • Audibles and Edibles

    Burnt Hill Park 150 East St., Hebron, CT, United States

    Visit open fields, and a woodland trail with a slight incline. It can be wet on this 2-mile loop. Nice mix of plants and birds.

  • Station 43 Beginners Bird Walk 4

    S Windsor 990 Main St., South Windsor, CT, United States

    This is a walk you don’t want to miss but wear boots. After we get our 50 or more birds on this walk, we adjourn to Dunkin Donuts to tally the four walks.

  • Quarry Park

    Quarry Park 270 Old Main St., Rocky Hill, CT, United States

    Enjoy a morning trip exploring Quarry Park and the Connecticut River floodplain in the Rocky Hill area. Wear sturdy shoes, and if the spring has been wet, bring waterproof boots.

  • Lower Greenwoods (Bone Yard)

    Lower Greenwoods (Bone Yard) 22 River Rd., Barkhamsted, CT, United States

    Spend the morning on an easy walk looking for migrants on MDC property along the West Branch of the Farmington River.