Tree Swallow Migration

Each year, hundreds of thousands of migrating tree swallows converge on Goose Island in Old Lyme, Connecticut, to use the island as a protected, communal roost. At dusk, the birds take to the skies, performing a mesmerizing murmuration of synchronized, swirling patterns. As daylight fades, the flock shifts into a dramatic, tornado-like funnel before rapidly plunging into the safety of the marsh grass for the night.

All equipment (kayak, paddle, PFD, navigation lights, dry bag, and custom field guide) included.

Intermediate trip due to length, location, time of day, and current. Feel free to call if you have questions or concerns.

5% of the proceeds from this trip will be donated to Save the Sound. Learn more about what they do at https://www.savethesound.org/

5% of the proceeds of this trip will be donated to the Connecticut Audubon for their role in protecting birds, other wildlife and their habitats. Learn more at https://ctaudubon.org/