This is three or four weeks later than the first Oystercatcher sighting occurs in some years, with the historic cold keeping migrants at bay until now.
Other species are also arriving more slowly than expected. Now it is all systems go for us as the threatened shorebird species is one of our focal birds.
If you are going to be in Connecticut this spring and summer please email ctwaterbirds@gmail.com to sign up as a volunteer, and if you bird in Connecticut you can also share eBird checklists with any shorebirds, terns and long-legged waders from within the state with us at ctwaterbirds@gmail.com.
Thank you!
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