Note: Wouldn't be surprised by lots of typos and ommisions tonight. From Patrick Comins: 05/14/14 - Meriden, Fairfax Avenue, about halfway down the dead end street -- 6:45 AM; lots of warblers in the oaks, including Cape May warbler, Bay-breasted Warbler, Tennessee Warbler, Blackburnian Warbler. Meriden yard -- 13 species of warbler including Cape May Warbler, Bay-breasted Warbler, Tennessee Warbler and Blackburnian Warbler. From John Oshlick: 05/14/14 - New Haven, East Rock Park -- 4 Cape May Warblers continue at start of the Giant Steps. From Steve Broker: 05/14/14 - New Haven, East Rock Park, English Drive opposite Rice Field, start of road to the Giant Steps -- 8:25 AM to 10:10 AM; the immature male Summer Tanager was observed for a period of 5 minutes beginning at 8:40 AM. It was first seen flying into the large spruce tree from the direction of English Drive. The bird remained in the spruce, giving periodic good views as it foraged. A Scarlet Tanager then was observed to chase the Summer Tanager to the east and into the deciduous forest, ending the observations. Christine Howe took a series of photographs of the Summer Tanager. Also seen in the spruce, the adjacent oak, and surrounding trees were at least 3 Cape May Warblers, 2-3 Bay-breasted Warblers (8:53, 9:46, 10:08 A.M.), a male Blackburnian Warbler. From Roy Harvey with multiple others: 05/14/14 - New Haven, East Rock Park, opposite Rice Field where the Giant Steps starts -- Cape May Warblers (at least two males, one female) seen regularly from 12:45 until whenever I left (hours later). Also seen at least once, Bay-breasted Warbler, Blackburnian Warbler. From Frank Mantlik: 05/13/14 - Stratford, Lordship Seawall -- 7 PM; one flock each of Black Scoters (14) and White-winged Scoters (75) migrating west. 05/14/14 - Stratford, Lordship Seawall -- 7:40 AM; smaller numbers, 2 Black Scoters and 15 Scoters,sp., this time migrating east. Both loon species also flying east. From Jim Pfeifer: 05/14/14 - Somers, McCann Property/NCLT property -- lunchtime; 1 WILSONS WARBLER (first for this location for me), From Patrick Comins, Ken Elkins and Ben Oko: 05/14/14 - Southbury, Audubon Center at Bent of the River -- 1 Yellow-bellied Flycatcher, reports from others of Golden-winged Warbler and Bay-breasted Warbler. From Steve Spector: 05/14/14 - Milford, Silver Sands SP, noon, 7 Bobolinks (4 breeding plumage males) in fields around parking lot picnic tables/sparrow lanes.  Grass just high enough and tons of beautiful dandelions. From John Weeks: 05/14/14 - Granby, Salmon Brook Park -- 2 Wilson's Warbler. McLean Refuge Rt 10 entrance -- 1 Blackburnian Warbler. From Patrick Comins: 05/14/14 - Southbury, Audubon Center at Bent of the River -- Blue Grosbeak, heard singing in the general area of the feeders and river. From Bev Propen: 05/14/14 - Milford, Connecticut Audubon Coastal Center -- 10 AM to 12:30 PM; 2 Yellow-crowned Night-Herons. From Mark Scott: 05/14/14 - Hamden, Farmington Canal Trail, between Brooksvale Avenue and power-line cut -- Tennessee warbler. West Haven, Marginal Drive -- Wilson's warblers (2). New Haven, yard -- Blackburnian Warbler (female), Tennessee Warbler and Wilson's Warbler along with seven other species of warblers. Hamden/New Haven, East Rock Park -- following up on previous reports, warbler species totaled 21, highlights being Cape May Warbler (4), Bay-breasted Warbler, Blackburnian Warbler, Tennessee Warbler, Wilson's Warbler. From Alex Burdo: 05/14/14 - Fairfield, Oak Lawn Cemetery -- 1 WHITE-CROWNED SPARROW, 1 Orchard Oriole. Fairfield, Bulkley Pond -- 1 SOLITARY SANDPIPER. Fairfield, Jennings Beach -- 1 BROWN THRASHER. From Charles Makarewich: 05/14/14 - Kent, Kent Hollow -- 1 Mourning Warbler. From Joseph Cala: 05/14/14 - Meriden, Patrick's street -- Blackburnian Warbler, Bay-breasted Warbler. From Peter DeGennaro: 05/14/14 - Naugatuck yard -- singing YELLOW-BILLED CUCKOO this morning. Bloomfield/West Hartford, Reservoir 6 -- the Cliff Swallows are back at their colony at the MDC building. From Florence McBride: 05/14/14 - Hamden, near the upper end of Lake Whitney -- At and near the cul-de-sac at the west end of Ingram Street (off Greenway), there was a variety of warblers singing and/or foraging around noon today. A male Bay-breasted Warbler giving its wispy song was the highlight. A little while later at the northwest corner of the Johnson's Pond property I heard and then saw a beautiful (of course) male Blackburnian Warbler. From Bruce Anderson: 05/13/14 - Groton -- Got a brief glimpse of a possible Scissor-tailed Flycatcher flying over Newtown Rd (rte 117) in Groton Tuesday afternoon about 3:00 PM It was in the vicinity of the Groton Senior Center. Didn’t get other than a quick glimpse of it since I was driving. Others in the area might want to take a look around especially in the Bluff Point area since that was the direction it was going From Eric Kirsten: 05/13/14 - Litchfield, East Cemetery -- Bay-breasted Warbler, Cape May Warbler.