2018 Fall COA Bulletin Available
The 2018 Fall COA Bulletin is now available to download here (PDF file). Be sure to check out the COA Bulletin archives here.
The 2018 Fall COA Bulletin is now available to download here (PDF file). Be sure to check out the COA Bulletin archives here.
Shorebird Workshop Saturday, August 25th, 2018 from 8:00 am to 11:00 am. Rain date: Sunday, August 26th CT Audubon Society Coastal Center at Milford Point, Milford Sharpen your shorebird identification skills at one of the best places to see shorebirds in the state. There will be an indoor presentation followed by outdoor field study. The … Read more
The 2018 Summer COA Bulletin is now available to download here (PDF file). Be sure to check out the COA Bulletin archives here.
COA Gull Workshop will be held on Saturday, April 7th, starting at Stratford Point at 8AM with an indoor presentation by Nick Bonomo. Following the indoor session we will go into the field “where the gulls are”.
COA Annual Meeting (Schedule Here) March 24, 2018 Registration Form The Connecticut Ornithological Association’s 34th Annual Meeting is being held on March 24, 2018 at Middlesex Community College, Middletown, CT. Guest speakers include: Scott Weidensaul Of a Feather: A (Brief) History of American Birding From the moment Europeans arrived in North America, they were awestruck … Read more
The 2018 Spring COA Bulletin is now available to download here (PDF file). Be sure to check out the COA Bulletin archives here.
COA Big January 2018 There were 147 species reported by the 18 observers who submitted their list of observations. Tina Green – 144 Sara Zagorski – 135 Bill Banks – 129 Greg Hanisek – 126 Frank Mantlik – 117 Paul Cashman – 117 Stephen Broker – 112 Sarah Faulkner – 110 Dan Rottino – 109 … Read more
UPDATE! Workshop start time has been moved to 11AM due to predicted heavy rain! Join us for a workshop on identifying sea ducks at Harkness State Park in Waterford on January 13, 2018 at 8AM. End time of 11AM is approximate. Loons, Grebes,Scoters, Eiders, Mergansers and maybe an alcid (Razorbill) all possible. Unusual gulls, Northern … Read more
CONNECTICUT ORNITHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION BIG JANUARY COMPETITION To qualify, one needs to have identified (seen or heard) a minimum of 90 species for the month within Connecticut. All species seen/heard need to have been counted on public property, your own property, or private property with permission. Report your species list in the same order as the https://www.ctbirding.org/birds-birding/checklist-of-the-birds-of-connecticut/ or the … Read more
The 2017 Winter COA Bulletin is now available to download here (PDF file). Be sure to check out the COA Bulletin archives here.