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Thursday, March 13, 2014- Alejandro Rico-Guevara – “Hummingbird Feeding Mechanics: Implications of Ecology and Evolution” Every animal on earth faces a great challenge every day: It has to find enough food to survive but also because the amount of energy obtained will determine the outcomes of every task it undertakes, from growing to reproducing. In the wild, resources are limited
We'll look through potentially thousands of gulls and see dozens of Gannets too as they feast on an annual plankton bloom along the coast. Meet at Lordship Seawall at south end of Washington Pkwy(near Marnick's Restaurant, 10 Washington Pkwy), Stratford
Join us on this early spring trip to one of best local birding spots. We'll look out into the marsh and along the shore for waterfowl, shorebirds, waders, and raptors. Meet at the coastal center parking lot. Leader: Steven Spector. Contact person: Tina Green: 203-247-2660 or tina@renaissancestudios.com.
Thursday, April 10, 2014 – Steve Broker – “Ravens at Their Nest” The Common Raven extended its breeding range into CT in the late 1980s, and it now can be found throughout the state. A breeding pair has been observed closely at West Rock Ridge in Woodbridge since discovery of the nest in 2003. Tonight Steve will discuss raven life