Announcing the 2023 Migration Madness/Birdathon. May 20 & 21

We've modified the rules this year to make it easier for you to participate for a shorter amount of time.

Great prizes. The annual Photo Contest. A full slate of bird walks and other programs, with more to come.

Migration Madness is an important way to contribute to the well-being of Connecticut's birds.

So please sign up now!

And keep scrolling through this email for a list of Migration Madness 2023 sponsors.

Birds in the City info and sign-up on our website!

Homegrown Habitat for April: Serviceberry

Call it shadbush, shadblow, Juneberry, service tree: Serviceberries adorn themselves in clouds of delicate white flowers in April.

Click HERE for info about a beautiful native tree, on HomeGrown Habitat.

The 125th Anniversary 125-Bird Challenge is on!

Learn more HERE.

And if you want to sign up (it's free), email us at [email protected].

This will be fun!

The Connecticut Young Birders Club is back, and Connecticut Audubon is helping to recruit new members.

It's open to anyone age 11 to 19. If you know of a young birder who might be interested (son, daughter, grandchild, or if you are a young birder), please email [email protected].