GUIDED
BIRD WALKS
in
Connecticut
Sunrise
Birding, LLC
offers
professionally
guided Bird Walks
in Fairfield
and
New Haven Counties
in Connecticut. The
fee for guided
Bird Walks is
$10 per person
unless otherwise
noted, online
registration is
required (see
below),
and
space is limited.
A confirmation
with directions
and meeting
location
will be emailed
to registered
participants
a few days
before
the event. Please
review the terms
and conditions>> prior
to registering. Participants
are encouraged
to dress
for the
weather,
bring
binoculars,
insect
repellent,
water,
and
a spotting
scope
(if
you have
one).
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the
latest
updates
on walks
and tours.
More
about
Sunrise
Birding
Guided
Walks>>
Dates
subject to change
depending on weather
and interest.
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FALL
BIRD
WALKS
Leader:
Luke Tiller
Online
Registration
for Luke's
Walks>> - Saturday,
October 8:
Allen’s
Meadows and
Secret Hotspots
in Wilton, 7:30
AM
- Saturday,
October 29:
Sparrow
Big Day – Allen’s
Meadows
to Sherwood
Island, 7:30
AM
Juvenile
White-crowned Sparrow.
Photo by Walt Duncan.
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FALL
BIRD WALKS
Leader:
Julian Hough
Online
Registration
for Julian's
Walks>>
Saturday,
Oct
8
-
Lighthouse
Point,
8
AM
Fall
Hawks
and
migrants.

Cave
Swallow,
Lighthouse
Point.
Photo by
John
Schwarz
www.birdspix.com
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About Sunrise Birding, LLC Bird Walks:
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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All photos by Gina Nichol unless otherwise noted.
Contact Gina Nichol at gina@sunrisebirding.com
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