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To register for a walk, use the online Registration form.
May 17 -- Central Park NYC - Warbler Workshop>>
Sunrise Birding offers guided bird walks in Fairfield and New Haven Counties in Connecticut. The fee is $10 per person, preregistration is required, and space is limited. A confirmation with directions and meeting locations will be emailed to registered participants a few days before the walk. Please review the terms and conditions prior to registering. Participants are encouraged to bring binoculars, water, and spotting scopes (if you have one).
Spring
2008 Schedule
Local Bird Walks with Luke Tiller.
Walks begin at 8 AM.
Confirmation and directions are sent via email a few days before each walk to registered participants. Registration form>>
Saturday, May 3 -- Poverty Hollow, Easton
Saturday, May 10 -- Saugatuck Falls, Redding
Questions? Please contact Luke directly
at 203.981.9924
American Bittern. Photo by John Schwarz
Local Bird Walks with Gina Nichol.
Walks begin at 8 AM.
Confirmation and directions are sent via email a few days before each walk to registered participants. Registration form>>
Saturday, May 3 -- Chatfield Hollow, Killingworth
Tuesday, May 6 -- East Rock, New Haven
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More about Sunrise Birding Guided Walks>>
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About Sunrise Birding Programs:
Preregistration is required for all programs.
- Please review the Terms and Conditions prior to registering.
- Payment for guided walks occurs just before the walk begins. Cash or check accepted. The fee is $10 per person for each walk. Advance payment is required for all other programs.
- Walks take place entirely outdoors. Be prepared for changing weather conditions. Plan to be out in the field for 1 1/2 to 2 hours.
- Though not particularly strenuous, these programs are intended for persons in reasonably good health and physical condition. Participants must be capable of walking over uneven terrain. Footwear should be sturdy. Terrain may be muddy and wet. Footwear should be appropriate for such conditions.
- Be sure to bring personal necessities such as sunscreen, insect repellent, and drinking water.
- Binoculars are suggested for all programs and participants must supply their own. Spotting scopes are not required but can be very useful for studying birds at a distance.
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