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| connecticut audubon society coastal center at milford point: A Field Guide to Long Island Sound Patrick J. Lynch, 2017-01-01 Cover -- Half-title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Preface -- Regional map -- Introduction -- Physical coast -- Weather and water -- Human history -- Shallows -- Depths -- Beaches and dunes -- Rocky shores -- Salt marshes -- Coastal forests -- Connecticut locations -- New York locations -- Bibliography -- Illustration Credits -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- V -- W -- Y |
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| connecticut audubon society coastal center at milford point: Kindness in Winter Sally Nacker, 2021-05-06 Because you studied / the error of a speck of white / cloud, begins the speaker in a particularly evocative poem by Sally Nacker; what was otherwise perfect becomes, somehow, imperfectly beautiful, and thus, in this poem, bluer. It's to the beautiful imperfection that Nacker has turned her acute poet's eye in her new collection Kindness in Winter-so that at some point, the inward and the outward meet one another in common tremble. Situated in the natural world, these poems take a kind of interior flight, each marking its sure course. -Carol Ann Davis, Poet and Essayist, Author of Atlas Hour and The Nail in the Tree In looking into the minutiae of the natural world-the eyes of a wren, footprints of a bird in the snow, morning light on magnolia petals- Kindness in Winter conveys their hugeness with understated wonder and a softly resonating music. -Henry Lyman, Author of The Land Has Its Say Sally Nacker's Kindness in Winter is a bright blossom of a book, generously populated with birds, gardens, sunlight, and the occasional visiting doe. It comes as a welcome gift for readers seeking respite from the world's prevailing despair, reminding us to quietly observe the snow / dissolve into a field of flowers. These are poems that are beautifully crafted (many of them gracefully rhymed and metered) and often reminiscent of Dickinson, Robert Francis, or Mary Oliver in their precise observations of the natural world. -Marilyn L. Taylor, Poet Laureate of Wisconsin (2009-2010), Author of Going Wrong and Step on a Crack As in her previous two collections- Vireo and Night Snow-Sally's poems continue to hold a deep clarity and profound stillness within them. Her crystalline evocations of winter make me feel a reverence for a season I have often dreaded. I return to Sally's work when I want to abide more fully in the peace and beauty of the world. Like the wild phlox in her poem of that name, Sally's poems preach a goodness and a fragrant prayer. / They ignite the air, and astonish. -Andrea Potos, Author of Mothershell and Marrow of Summer |
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Coastal Center at Milford Point Birding Sites Site 1
Coastal Center at Milford Point Birding Sites Map data from CT DEEP C.Cape, New Haven Bird Club 10/11/2014 ... Intertidal Marsh Beach Coastal Woodland Refuge Boundary Breakwater …
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Milford Point Stewart B. McKinney National Wildlife Refuge Nells Island Charles E. Wheeler Wildlife Area Duck Island Blue Mussel Beds New sand spit has grown since 1990 Beach grass …
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Society’s Milford Point Coastal Center in close cooperation and partnership with Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection. During that time, the Coastal Center at …
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The Birds of Milford Point. As you enter the parking lot you will see a gray building straight ahead. This is the Connecticut Audubon Society Coastal Center at Milford Point. It is open Tuesday …
The Connecticut River: Centerpiece of our State Inside - CT.gov
Connecticut Audubon Coastal Center Milford Point, Milford, CT Call 203-878-7440 for information, times, and required registration. Seining in the Sound Wednesday, June 18 Use nets to catch …
Stewart B. McKinney
Milford Point Unit - Milford, CT Special Federal Regulations in effect: Visitors may access this unit of the refuge by walking along the public area of the beach from the nearby Connecticut …
Government Administration and Elections Committee JOINT …
For 25 years the Connecticut Audubon Society has been the steward and caretaker of the Milford Point Coastal Center and the 8-acre nature preserve that surrounds it. They have managed …
Purple Martin Newsletter 2016 - CT.gov
“We survived, in fact prospered, what started as a difficult season”, reports the Connecticut Audubon Society from a popular and significant purple martin colony at Milford Point Coastal …
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eeler Wildlife Management Area. This site offers views of the Long Island Sound and a chance to view wildl. e from an observation platform. Park at Connecticut Audubon Coastal Center lot …
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Barbara Milton is the Director of the Connecticut Audubon Coastal Center at Milford Point. She has been gathering information 011 the History of Milford Point for six years and "has 9,994 …
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Connecticut Audubon Society’s Coastal Center at Milford Point on behalf of the Audubon Alliance for Coastal Water-birds. She has served as President, Vice-president, and Board member of …
Looking Out for the Sound: Continuing Efforts - CT.gov
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The Connecticut Audubon Society Coastal Center at Milford Point would use this funding for their Modernization and Technology Enhancement Project to enable the expansion of CAS’s hands …
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risks of coastal living. Elevating homes has been one way to respond, but does that bring more exposure to high winds? Rising seas are flooding some coastal roads routinely, challenging …
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Protecting Long Island Sound’s Endangered and Threatened …
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Coastal Center at Milford Point 203-878-7440 1 Milford Point Road Milford, CT 06460 Birthday Party Times Coastal Center at Milford Point Saturdays: 11 a.m.-1 p.m., or 2-4 p.m. Sundays: 1 …
Connecticut Coastal Access Guide - CT.gov
Site Description: The Connecticut Audubon Coastal Center is an environmental education facility specializing in coastal outdoor education. visitors center. The general public is welcome stroll …
Coastal Center at Milford Point Birding Sites Site 1
Coastal Center at Milford Point Birding Sites Map data from CT DEEP C.Cape, New Haven Bird Club 10/11/2014 ... Intertidal Marsh Beach Coastal Woodland Refuge Boundary Breakwater …
Milford Point Map 1-4 - coastfieldguides.com
Milford Point Stewart B. McKinney National Wildlife Refuge Nells Island Charles E. Wheeler Wildlife Area Duck Island Blue Mussel Beds New sand spit has grown since 1990 Beach grass …
George Amato, Ph.D. 101 South Woodland Drive Milford, CT …
Society’s Milford Point Coastal Center in close cooperation and partnership with Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection. During that time, the Coastal Center at …
Birding Milford Point, Connecticut - University of South Florida
The Birds of Milford Point. As you enter the parking lot you will see a gray building straight ahead. This is the Connecticut Audubon Society Coastal Center at Milford Point. It is open Tuesday …
The Connecticut River: Centerpiece of our State Inside - CT.gov
Connecticut Audubon Coastal Center Milford Point, Milford, CT Call 203-878-7440 for information, times, and required registration. Seining in the Sound Wednesday, June 18 Use nets to catch …
Stewart B. McKinney
Milford Point Unit - Milford, CT Special Federal Regulations in effect: Visitors may access this unit of the refuge by walking along the public area of the beach from the nearby Connecticut …
Government Administration and Elections Committee JOINT …
For 25 years the Connecticut Audubon Society has been the steward and caretaker of the Milford Point Coastal Center and the 8-acre nature preserve that surrounds it. They have managed …
Purple Martin Newsletter 2016 - CT.gov
“We survived, in fact prospered, what started as a difficult season”, reports the Connecticut Audubon Society from a popular and significant purple martin colony at Milford Point Coastal …
Connecticut Coastal Access Guide - CT.gov
eeler Wildlife Management Area. This site offers views of the Long Island Sound and a chance to view wildl. e from an observation platform. Park at Connecticut Audubon Coastal Center lot …
Stratford Historical Society» UPDATE - pCloud
Barbara Milton is the Director of the Connecticut Audubon Coastal Center at Milford Point. She has been gathering information 011 the History of Milford Point for six years and "has 9,994 …
THE CONNECTICUT WARBLER - ctbirding.org
Connecticut Audubon Society’s Coastal Center at Milford Point on behalf of the Audubon Alliance for Coastal Water-birds. She has served as President, Vice-president, and Board member of …
Looking Out for the Sound: Continuing Efforts - CT.gov
Connecticut Audubon Coastal Center Milford Point, Milford, CT Call 203‑878‑7440 or visit http://www. ctaudubon.org. for information and Terrific Turtles March 3, 10:30-11:30 AM. Meet …
CAS’s hands - delauro.house.gov
The Connecticut Audubon Society Coastal Center at Milford Point would use this funding for their Modernization and Technology Enhancement Project to enable the expansion of CAS’s hands …
WHERE CONNECTICUT MEETS THE SOUND MAKING …
risks of coastal living. Elevating homes has been one way to respond, but does that bring more exposure to high winds? Rising seas are flooding some coastal roads routinely, challenging …
Testimony of Representative Frank Smith to the Government ...
This is in fact the current and long-standing site of the Connecticut Audubon Coastal Center at Milford Point, one of the most important nature centers and coastal habitats in New England …
THE CONNECTICUT WARBLER - ctbirding.org
Oct 10, 2024 · president of the Connecticut Audubon Society, creation of Birdcraft Sanctuary in Fairfield, active participation in con-servation programs, support of legislation for the protection …
Sound Outlook Newsletter, June 2007, Number 25 - CT.gov
Connecticut Audubon Coastal Center Milford Point, Milford, CT Call 203-878-7440 for information, times, and registration. Family Canoe Program Saturdays, June 16 and 30. Guided tour of …
Protecting Long Island Sound’s Endangered and Threatened …
Connecticut Audubon Coastal Center Milford Point, Milford, CT Call 203-878-7440 for information and registration. Charles Island Explorations Saturday, October 6, 2:00 PM; Saturday, October …
