Howdee all,
A Ct. outing in the works for Saturday July 11th.
Looks like starting point is Milford, Ct.
Luke from Under Clear Skies has volunteered to be our guide for the day.
This is what he suggests for the day.
I would suggest (depending on how long people want to go for) to start at the Connecticut Audubon Center in Milford and work our way from there. I'll do some work on the tide times for the day which will help work out when is best to hit that spot and others. Milford is great for migrant peeps (what a joy I hear you thinking). Also good for other shorebirds, terns etc though and local spots should produce a nice array of birds such as YC Night-heron, Boat-tailed Grackles etc etc.
The list of attending Bloggers so far
Bev from Behind the Bins and Murmuring Trees
Christopher from Picus blog
Dan from Nature Observances by Forestal
Larry from The Brownstone Birding Blog
Steve from lightshedder.com and
Ingraham's Pic of the Day
Jeff and myself
may be attending
Nick from Shorebirder the birding journal
Birding Dude from Birding Dude
Please spread the word.
Spouses and significant others welcome.
Children..up to you.
Dont know if people will want to bird on Sunday as well...Jeff and I wont be able to...but feel free to make plans for Sunday...I will post them when I know if there is interest.
A Ct. outing in the works for Saturday July 11th.
Looks like starting point is Milford, Ct.
Luke from Under Clear Skies has volunteered to be our guide for the day.
This is what he suggests for the day.
I would suggest (depending on how long people want to go for) to start at the Connecticut Audubon Center in Milford and work our way from there. I'll do some work on the tide times for the day which will help work out when is best to hit that spot and others. Milford is great for migrant peeps (what a joy I hear you thinking). Also good for other shorebirds, terns etc though and local spots should produce a nice array of birds such as YC Night-heron, Boat-tailed Grackles etc etc.
The list of attending Bloggers so far
Bev from Behind the Bins and Murmuring Trees
Christopher from Picus blog
Dan from Nature Observances by Forestal
Larry from The Brownstone Birding Blog
Steve from lightshedder.com and
Ingraham's Pic of the Day
Jeff and myself
may be attending
Nick from Shorebirder the birding journal
Please spread the word.
Spouses and significant others welcome.
Children..up to you.
Dont know if people will want to bird on Sunday as well...Jeff and I wont be able to...but feel free to make plans for Sunday...I will post them when I know if there is interest.
In the works..is a Birders who Blog, Tweet and Chirp meets Birds and Beers.
Birds and Beers is Birdchicks get together In MN. So if you will be in the Minneapolis,St. Paul area the weekend of August 14th we will do some birding and some beering!
Lynne from Hasty Brook
Ruthie J from Nature Knitter
attending and the list will grow..
If you would like to attend either event..add a comment and I will add you to the list.
stay tuned to my blog for further details.
I will try to be there too.
ReplyDeleteHey Dawn-
ReplyDeleteLet's make sure we get the group together in Lakeside at the Midwest Brding Symposium!
Check back with me and I will get a place to meet up!
Best, Cheryl
I will not be there. I think i will be planting somethings.
ReplyDeleteIt's a work day for me, so it's a big maybe. Depends on how I am the night before.
ReplyDeleteI am still in the Mid-West hunting bugs!
ReplyDeleteI will enjoy your stories and photos.
Sherry
Sounds wonderful...do hope you have a great time and sunny weather!!
ReplyDeleteSteve Ingraham
ReplyDeleteExcellent..look forward to meeting you!
Weedpicker Cheryl
See comment on your blog post regarding meeting.
Adele
yes sicksta..i figured you would be planting many somethings...
Andy
Darn..well try to get the day off!
Q
Take lots of bug photos! you always do a great job!!!
Tina
Thanks Tina! I hope it is sunny and dry!
Sounds like fun. Have a great time!
ReplyDeleteTink...
ReplyDeleteHi sicksta..Thanks..you can come if youd like..see how crazy us birders can be.