> >> On Fri, Jan 12, 2018 at 10:17 AM Frank Mantlik wrote: >> At 10:10, I see a first-winter Iceland Gull, but not the GLAUCOUS yet.

Very close a group of about 10 of us just had good photo ops.

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Hi all, I visited the Windsor-Bloomfield Landfill this morning from 0830-1100 to check out the gull situation. There were 750 large gulls to start, but this number quickly grew to 1700. 90% Herring, 10% GBBG, and a couple of Ring-bills.

Paul C. had the bird there a few days ago so a visit might prove to be successful. Yesterday, we made the trip to Norfolk and got the PINE GROSBEAKS. Neat looks at a very close range. Len Kendall lnken@juno.com 10 Forest hill Drive Simsbury CT 06070

Mary's By The Sea' in Bridgeport near Quinlan Avenue area - saw 10 Lesser Golden Plovers in Ash Creek(?).