Extralimital Note: Julian Hough posted about a Zone-tailed Hawk that has been vacationing on Martha's Vineyard this summer. "It goes without saying that as the season progresses, this bird is likely to move south and I have a feeling that it could well move along the coast into Connecticut, and Lighthouse Point would be a likely conduit for its journey south....pay particular attention to any Turkey Vultures this fall with this species in mind!" From Hank Golet: 08/05/14 - Old Lyme, Hawk's Nest salt marsh -- imm WHITE IBIS. Hawk's Nest is at the start of the Sound View area. The marsh starts north of Rt 156, goes under the road at small gas station, then to Hawk's Nest area. Be very careful driving in Hawk's Nest. Many kids playing and on bikes in the road. Sara Zagorski provided directions: Hawk's Nest Rd is off of Rt 156 in Old Lyme. You will pass Smith Neck Rd on your right, go past the AC Petersen stand, and it will come up on your right. There is a road sign plus a big sign with Hawk's Nest Beach on it. Go straight down until the road ends at the beach, and turn right on Avenue A, which turns into West End Dr. There are cottages on the left, and the marsh will appear on the right. Parking is available there. From Hank Golet, Sara Zagorski, Russ Smiley, and Dan Rottino: 08/05/14 - 7:00 PM; 1 immature WHITE IBIS in Hawk's Nest Marsh. The bird is close in on the right side of the marsh. From Dan Rottino & Family: 08/05/14 - Old Lyme, Hawk's Nest Marsh -- 7:48 PM; 1 immature WHITE IBIS just flew off to the east by itself, then several minutes later followed by a small group of snowy egrets that it was associating with. From John Oshlick: 08/05/14 - West Haven, Sandy Point -- 1 Roseate Tern, 1 Forester's Tern, 1 Red Knot. From Maria Stockmal: 08/05/14 - West Haven, Sandy Point -- Forster's Tern, Roseate Tern. From Don Morgan: 08/05/14 - Windham, Boston Hollow/Yale Forest -- 1 juvenile Northern Goshawk; first in 2 years in the area. 1 Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, 2 Acadian Flycatcher, 1 Common Raven, 2 Winter Wren.