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==Overview==
 
==Overview==
 
Over 4000 acres of bogs ,marshes,river.stream ,fields,hills,lakes and ponds. A very diverse area with well marked trails. A museum and information booth which lists when and where species of birds and mammals are located. Also a raised boardwalk that goes through a marsh and around a pond.Over 1and 1/2 miles long. A very pleasant walk. Over 20 miles of trails. You could`nt possibly be dissapointed . Most definatly check it out if your ever in the area.
 
Over 4000 acres of bogs ,marshes,river.stream ,fields,hills,lakes and ponds. A very diverse area with well marked trails. A museum and information booth which lists when and where species of birds and mammals are located. Also a raised boardwalk that goes through a marsh and around a pond.Over 1and 1/2 miles long. A very pleasant walk. Over 20 miles of trails. You could`nt possibly be dissapointed . Most definatly check it out if your ever in the area.
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==Birds==
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===Notable Species===
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''Content and images originally posted by robert s''
 
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==Reviews==
 
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You could spend a week checking out the trails and never be dissappointed .Unless it rained all week and thats highly improbable.You`re within about an hours drive to the beach.Many State parks within a 1/2 hours drive.  
 
You could spend a week checking out the trails and never be dissappointed .Unless it rained all week and thats highly improbable.You`re within about an hours drive to the beach.Many State parks within a 1/2 hours drive.  
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*Very diverse easily accessable
 
*Very diverse easily accessable
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*Can`t think of any
 
*Can`t think of any
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streatham's review
 
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Breeding Alder Fly - as reliable as any spot in CT, Blackburnian Warbler, YR Warbler, BT Green Warbler breed as do RB Nuthatch, Purple Finch, YB Sapsucker, Also a good place to find Virginia Rail on the aforementioned boardwalk.
 
Breeding Alder Fly - as reliable as any spot in CT, Blackburnian Warbler, YR Warbler, BT Green Warbler breed as do RB Nuthatch, Purple Finch, YB Sapsucker, Also a good place to find Virginia Rail on the aforementioned boardwalk.
  
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White Memorial is one of the more reliable and probably the easiest birded sites to find winter finches in CT. A good place to find Ruffed Grouse and in winter Bantam Lake seems to turn up good numbers of uncommon CT waterfowl, Snow Geese, Barrow's Goldeneye, Northern Shoveler, RN Grebe.
 
White Memorial is one of the more reliable and probably the easiest birded sites to find winter finches in CT. A good place to find Ruffed Grouse and in winter Bantam Lake seems to turn up good numbers of uncommon CT waterfowl, Snow Geese, Barrow's Goldeneye, Northern Shoveler, RN Grebe.
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Pros
 
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*As good a site as their probably is in CT for both "Northern Breeders" and interesting wintering birds
 
*As good a site as their probably is in CT for both "Northern Breeders" and interesting wintering birds

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Overview

Over 4000 acres of bogs ,marshes,river.stream ,fields,hills,lakes and ponds. A very diverse area with well marked trails. A museum and information booth which lists when and where species of birds and mammals are located. Also a raised boardwalk that goes through a marsh and around a pond.Over 1and 1/2 miles long. A very pleasant walk. Over 20 miles of trails. You could`nt possibly be dissapointed . Most definatly check it out if your ever in the area.

Birds

Notable Species

To do

Rarities

To do

Check-list

Birds you can see here include:

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Other Wildlife

To do

Site Information

History and Use

To do

Areas of Interest

To do

Access and Facilities

To do

Contact Details

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External Links

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Content and images originally posted by robert s

Reviews

robert s's review

You could spend a week checking out the trails and never be dissappointed .Unless it rained all week and thats highly improbable.You`re within about an hours drive to the beach.Many State parks within a 1/2 hours drive.

Pros

  • Very diverse easily accessable
  • Free
  • 100`s of possible bird species
  • well marked and maintaned trails
  • the raised board walk is pretty unique

Cons

  • Can`t think of any

streatham's review

Breeding Alder Fly - as reliable as any spot in CT, Blackburnian Warbler, YR Warbler, BT Green Warbler breed as do RB Nuthatch, Purple Finch, YB Sapsucker, Also a good place to find Virginia Rail on the aforementioned boardwalk.

In migration almost anything can show up in this massive park thanks to the large size and varied habitat of the park.

White Memorial is one of the more reliable and probably the easiest birded sites to find winter finches in CT. A good place to find Ruffed Grouse and in winter Bantam Lake seems to turn up good numbers of uncommon CT waterfowl, Snow Geese, Barrow's Goldeneye, Northern Shoveler, RN Grebe.

Pros

  • As good a site as their probably is in CT for both "Northern Breeders" and interesting wintering birds

Cons

  • Too far from my house ;)
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