10/26. Stratford, Russian Beach & Stratford Point - With the ENE wind and mist today, I conducted a Sound-watch this morning and early afternoon in three parts. There was a decent (mostly westward) migration by loons, all 3 scoters, and other ducks, plus an eastward flight by Laughing Gulls.

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From Jason and Anthony Rieger: 04/26/14 - East Hartford, Cabela's -- 1 (probably 2) UPLAND SANDPIPER, 2 EASTERN MEADOWLARK, 3 WILSON'S SNIPE. From Tina Green: 04/26/14 - Stratford, Stewart B McKinney NWR -- 14 Boat-tailed Grackles constantly vocalizing in the warehouse pond area.

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From Hank Golet: 04/26/10 - Portland, Portland Fair Grounds -- 12 WILSON'S SNIPE. I'm sure there were more Snipe but the grass is high enough so they cannot be seen. Most of the birds that I saw got up in front of me as I walked around the wet area on the right that is just past the buildings.

: Nick Bonomo > > Hi all, > > I'm passing this along, piecing together some information that I saw on > Facebook. > > Yesterday there was a Sandhill Crane in Woodstock, reported from Roseland > Cottage and Dugg Hill Road (two separate locations). > > That's all I have. > > > Nick Bonomo > Wallingford, CT > www.shorebirder.com > Connecticut

Madison-Hammonasset Beach SP- from shell beach going towards the end of the Moraine Trail but not easy to pick out- Red Knot found earlier by Nick Bonomo- bird was roosting among the rocks with Dunlin and Turnstones and is still there somewhere but all the birds flew up and returned to shore and are tucked in and on top of the rocks.