From Brenda Inskeep: 05/11/14 - Stamford -- Rosa Hartman (park?) was very active. There was a Bay-breasted Warbler singing from a tree in the parking lot and there a Solitary Sandpiper in the parking lot puddle. From Debbie McTigue: 05/11/14 - Fairfield, Birdcraft -- 2 Bay-breasted warblers seen with Alex Burdo. From Nick Bonomo: 05/11/14 - North Haven, Quinnipiac River State Park -- Blackburnian Wabler. Unfortunately, the noise was pretty bad, even along sections of the trail/road that turned away from the highway. Not sure if I'll be back based on the difficulty hearing the birds. From Stefan Martin: 05/11/14 - Greenwich, Tod's Point -- transitioning male BLUE GROSBEAK at Tod's Point on our morning walk. Enjoyed by 7. The bird was seen at around 8:30 at the main picnic area near founders rock. From John Oshlick: 05/11/14 - New Haven, East Rock Park -- Common Nighthawk sleeping on a limb about 80 Feet up in a tree. From Joseph Cala: 05/11/14 - Windsor, Northwest Park -- 3 Wilson's Warbler in the park Sunday morning. Singing bird in trees behind flowering pear trees to the left of the dog park just before bridge into soccer field. From Jan Collins: 05/11/14 - South Windsor, Donnelly Preserve -- Black-billed Cuckoos. From Chris Loscalzo leading NHBC group: 05/11/14 - Naugatuck, Naugatuck State Forest, west block -- Bay-breasted Warbler, Blackburnian Warbler, Hooded Warbler, LAWRENCE'S WARBLER. The Lawrence's Warbler was observed singing along the edge of the power line cut on the west side of State Forest Road (between Hunter's Mountain Road and the rifle range). We then observed it a few minutes later in the woods alongside the road, over the stream. It was singing a typical Blue-winged Warbler song. From Brian Kleinman: 05/11/14 - East Granby Yard/Trails to Rails Bike Path, East Granby.‹ A WHITE-CROWNED SPARROW has been singing for most of the day in my backyard which borders the 'Rails to Trails' bike path. The bird is in the area of the Red Tobacco Barns. From Brian Kleinman: 05/11/14 - East Granby Yard -- East Granby; A gorgeous male CAPE MAY WARBLER singing in a very tall spruce and gleaning insects at 2PM. From Jalna Jaeger: 05/11/14 - Norwalk, Grumman Ave Norwalk -- ORCHARD ORIOLE. From Ernest Harris: 05/11/14 - Bolton, yard -- 7:30 AM; Cape May Warbler, Blackburnian Warblers. From Judy Moore: 05/11/14 - Woodbridge -- A White-crowned Sparrow showed up under my sunflower seed feeder late this afternoon. From Rebecca Schwartz: 05/11/14 - Burlington(?), Clearbook Rd -- Hooded Warbler, Blackburnian Warbler. From Bill Asteriades: 05/11/14 - Glastonbury, CT river by Glastonbury Meadows -- BLACK TERN seen feeding on insects over the CT river with swallows. Riverfront Park -- WILSON'S WARBLER in the willows at the entrance to the park. From Mark Scott: 05/11/14 - Hamden/New Haven, East Rock Park -- reports from many observers in many parts of the park at many different times of the day; Black-billed Cuckoo (Giant Steps), Common Nighthawk (sleeping; Giant Steps), Swainson's thrush (2 together), and twenty-three warbler species including Tennessee Warbler (College Woods), Cape May Warbler (river path), Blackburnian Warbler, Bay-breasted Warbler (Trowbridge Drive), Hooded Warbler (2 together), and Wilson's Warbler (many). From Robert Dixon: 05/11/14 - Sterling yard -- 60 species; flyover SOLITARY SANDPIPER (second record for yard), SWAINSON'S THRUSH, BLACK VULTURE (7), PURPLE FINCH. From Kathy Clark & Roy Zartarian: 05/11/14 - Newington, Young Farm -- one COMMON RAVEN over the main pasture. From Ingrid And Tom Schaefer: 05/11/14 - Canaan, 60 Orchard Street -- Red-headed woodpecker eating hulled sunflower seeds from tube feeder, behind the house.  Showed up at 4:50 PM and came back to the feeder 3 times before 6 PM. From Peter DeGennaro: 05/11/14 - Naugatuck yard -- White-crowned Sparrow calling in my yard early Sunday morning. From Jalna Jaeger: 05/10/14 - Norwalk, Grumman Ave -- ORCHARD ORIOLE. From Eileen McKendry, Karen Trepp, Richard and Gillian Trepp: 05/10/14 - Greenwich, Audubon Center -- 18 warbler species including Blackburnian Warbler (3+), Bay-breasted Warbler (3). Orchard Oriole.