Nature · Educational Walk

CT Audubon – Deer Pond Farm: Summer Bird Behaviors

Name: CT Audubon – Deer Pond Farm: Summer Bird Behaviors
Start: 2026-07-29
End: 2026-07-29
Location: Connecticut Audubon - Deer Pond Farm Sanctuary

An educational class and guided walk at Deer Pond Farm focusing on summer bird behaviors.

Wed, 29 Jul 2026 Connecticut Audubon - Deer Pond Farm Sanctuary Sherman , Connecticut

Discover the fascinating world of avian life during the summer months at the Connecticut Audubon Society's Deer Pond Farm. This educational class and guided walk provide insights into how birds navigate the season after the busy nesting period. Participants will learn about fledging patterns and the behaviors of young birds as they venture out. It is a perfect opportunity for nature enthusiasts to explore the sanctuary and deepen their understanding of local wildlife conservation.

What to Expect

An informative session followed by a walk through the sanctuary to observe bird activity in their natural habitat.

Who Should Attend

Bird watchers
Nature enthusiasts
Families
Students
Conservation supporters

Agenda Overview

The event includes an educational class followed by a guided walk through the sanctuary grounds.

Venue & Address

Connecticut Audubon - Deer Pond Farm Sanctuary

57 Wakeman Hill Rd
Sherman , Connecticut – 06784
United States

Organizer

Connecticut Audubon Society · Non-profit Organization

The Connecticut Audubon Society is dedicated to conserving Connecticut's environment through science-based education and advocacy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the event held?

It is held at the Connecticut Audubon - Deer Pond Farm Sanctuary, 57 Wakeman Hill Rd, Sherman, CT.

What is the focus of the event?

The event focuses on summer bird behaviors and fledging patterns.

Is registration required?

Please check the official CT Audubon website for registration details.

Is this suitable for children?

Yes, it is an educational event suitable for nature-loving families.

What should I bring?

Comfortable walking shoes, binoculars, and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended.

Who organizes this?

The Connecticut Audubon Society.