Located along the Connecticut River in Haddam, Eagle Landing State Park offers benches, docks and walkways along the river that often reward patient visitors with glimpses of bald eagles in flight. Dress warm and bring binoculars for the best chance of spotting one. You will need a reservation to visit the eagle viewing area, and visitors can make reservations to visit between 9 a. Passengers can look for eagles and other wildlife while engaging with onboard wildlife conservationists.
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Their piercing calls and the sudden terrified cries of smaller birds nearby caught my attention. I can't believe these majestic birds are living in our town! Greenwich resident Sandy Soule spotted this bald eagle by her home along the Mianus River just before 1 p. In , Connecticut smashed records for the number of active territories 64; previous record 55 , number of successful nests 45; previous record 38 , and number of chicks 81; previous record In the past decade, the number of territories in Connecticut has more than tripled, and nesting bald eagles are widespread across the state.
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