Shorebird Walk with Connecticut Audubon

The exhibition IMAGES Featured Photographer: Isabel Chenoweth pulls from the artist’s series of photographs, Connecticut’s Tidal Zones, where she explores the state’s wetlands and tidal areas, delicate ecosystems critical to the conservation of animals like shorebirds and the preservation of natural resources. In conjunction with the exhibition, join us for a special shorebird walk led by Milan Bull, Connecticut Audubon’s senior director of science and conservation. Shorebird migration will be in full swing. Be prepared to see piping plovers, greater yellowlegs, killdeer, and more at one of the best coastal birding spots in the region.

Space is limited. Advanced registration is required. $15 for Fairfield Museum Members; $20 for Non-Members.

Program Details:

• Meet at the parking lot at the Coastal Center at Milford Point. Address: 1 Milford Point Milford, CT 06460
• Please bring your own binoculars.
• Please dress for the weather and wear comfortable shoes. We will be walking and standing for extended periods.
• A portable restroom is available at the corner of the parking lot.
• No refunds will be offered unless the program is cancelled by the Fairfield Museum.

Co-presented with the Connecticut Audubon Society

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Generously sponsored by Oak Lawn Cemetery & Arboretum

Image: Piping Plover, Milford Point, Isabel Chenoweth.