I'm planning a visit to a Connecticut Audubon Society sanctuary. Please list all the sanctuaries, their locations (towns), and any special features or notable habitats mentioned on their respective pages. Additionally, find out if there's a general admissions fee or if they are free to visit.
Navigate to the main page of the Connecticut Audubon Society website. Click on the 'Sanctuaries' link in the main navigation menu. On the Sanctuaries page, identify and click on each individual sanctuary link to visit its dedicated page. For each sanctuary page, extract its name, the town it is located in, and any specific features or habitats highlighted (e.g., specific trails, bird species, unique ecosystems). Look for information regarding admission fees or whether the sanctuaries are free to visit, either on the main Sanctuaries page or individual sanctuary pages. Compile a list of all sanctuaries with their locations and notable features, and state the general admission policy.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Sanctuaries' main page. The agent visits at least three individual sanctuary pages. For each visited sanctuary, the agent states its name and the town it is located in. For each visited sanctuary, the agent identifies and lists at least one special feature or notable habitat. The agent states whether there is a general admission fee for the sanctuaries or if they are free to visit. (e.g., 'All sanctuaries are free and open to the public from dawn to dusk unless otherwise noted.').