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Posted On: December 30th 2025, 02:30 pm
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From loons in Maine to saw-whet owls in Connecticut, we’ve seen and learned about a lot of cool birds in New England this year. While the @ournewengland team has loved them all, we decided to wrap up 2025 with some of our favorites.
Did you have a fun, special or unbelievable bird moment this year? Share it with us in the comments for a chance to win an @ournewengland bandana! Let us know what bird you saw and where you saw it.
🎤 Hosted by Raquel C. Zaldívar • @raqzal @ournewengland
🎬 Edited by Elena Eberwein • @npr & Raquel C. Zaldívar
📹 Visuals by Elena Eberwein, Raquel C. Zaldívar & Zydalis Bauer @ournewengland
🎶 APM Music
Did you have a fun, special or unbelievable bird moment this year? Share it with us in the comments for a chance to win an @ournewengland bandana! Let us know what bird you saw and where you saw it.
🎤 Hosted by Raquel C. Zaldívar • @raqzal @ournewengland
🎬 Edited by Elena Eberwein • @npr & Raquel C. Zaldívar
📹 Visuals by Elena Eberwein, Raquel C. Zaldívar & Zydalis Bauer @ournewengland
🎶 APM Music
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10 months agoraqzal
I spotted a red tailed hawk eating dinner in my local park. It’s always amazing seeing a bird of prey up close ✨✨ also was lucky enough to see so many beautiful birds in @congress.of.the.birds’ care like a puffin and some ravens!
10 months agoalexdueben
During yoga in Elizabeth park in Hartford, a bald eagle flew overhead. Which was pretty intense mid-pose. The week after I saw a bald eagle on a nearby street. In a tree maybe fifteen feet off the ground. I’ve visited zoos and not been so close. They are amazing birds and never stop feeling a sense of awe around them.
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