Despite their coastal reputation, Ring-Billed Gulls are just as happy near our region’s lakes and rivers.

Singing away like no one is listening — it's the Song Sparrow!

Group of the East End conducts triennial surveys of Long Island osprey. Now, they want to make it yearly in light of recent data.

Boating, fishing, or taking in the scenery — Candlewood Lake is a favorite summer spot for residents of upper Fairfield County. But did you know Connecticut’s largest lake is actually man-made?

You can hear the cheerful song of the Northern Cardinal in our region all year long!

North America’s smallest tern is an expert fisher — hover, dive, catch, repeat!

Long Island Sound is home to a living fossil: the horseshoe crab. They have been around for nearly half a billion years, but today this hardy and helmeted species faces new challenges.

A $4.5 million salt marsh restoration project by Audubon Connecticut at the Great Meadows Marsh in Stratford is already seeing a positive impact on the local ecosystem within a year of construction finishing, an Audubon official said.

Ruddy Turnstone gets that name from the way it forages, turning over rocks and shells.

Beach patrol but make it adorable — meet the tiny but mighty Piping Plover!