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Litchfield Hills Audubon Society: Birdsong & Science

421 Bantam Road, Litchfield, CT 421 Bantam Road, Litchfield, CT, United States

Who:  Cathy Hagadorn, Director of Connecticut Audubon's Deer Pond Farm Sanctuary, and Lori Lichtenauer, the preserve's Sanctuary Manager/Naturalist.  Lori is a certified forester and has been birding for about 10 years. Her avian studies and research have taken her from Colorado to Australia and back to Connecticut.   Description:  Cathy will share highlights of this ... Read more

Litchfield Hills Audubon Society: Family Duck Ramble

Point Folly 123 N Shore Road, Bantam, CT, United States

Bring the kids to learn how to sight and identify waterfowl on Bantam Lake. After scanning the lake for waterfowl, we will walk around White Memorial’s Point Folly, located on North Shore Road in Bantam. Bring binoculars, if you have them (LHAS may have some you can borrow) and dress for the weather conditions.  Meet by the ... Read more

Litchfield Hills Audubon Society: All About the Christmas Bird Count

421 Bantam Road, Litchfield, CT 421 Bantam Road, Litchfield, CT, United States

Who:  Dave Tripp, Jr., Board and almost life-long member of LHAS;  committee member of CT's ARCC; founding member of the CT Big Day team, The Raven Lunatics.  Photographer,  traveler and leader of several birding trips to exotic countries, in his spare time Dave is Torrington's Deputy Fire Chief.   Description:  Want to help LHAS count ... Read more

Litchfield Hills Audubon Society: Christmas Bird Count 4 Kids

White Memorial Conservation Center 80 Whitehall Rd,, Litchfield, CT, United States

Children and parents are invited to experience this wholesome family-centered citizen science adventure. We will meet at the White Memorial A.B. Ceder Room (lower floor of the museum building) for a brief orientation. Then we will walk to the feeders outside the museum and around Ongley Pond to count birds by sight, using binoculars, and by ... Read more