Great Captain Island

The island has been safeguarded in its common state with a wide range of speciies of fowls. Noticeable over the tidal pond in June and July are expansive settlements of settling egrets and herons. Close to the nice looking beacon, you can recognize an osprey settling stage. Try not to miss seeing the monster rocks underneath the beacon, an exceptionally visible indication of the icy mass' energy to move and shape the Connecticut shoreline. A trail framework has been laid out to bear the cost of haven for natural life and additionally to allow guests to appreciate beautiful vistas of the Long Island Sound. Access to the island is by private watercraft and open ship. Ship benefit shifts with the tide. Amid the midyear months, there is a ship benefit from the arrival at Roger Sherman Park off Arch St..