With the remnants of hurricane Debby on the way up the east cost, birders can follow any reports of out-of-range storm-carried birds through the Cornell Lab’s BirdCast here: https://birdcast.info/news/hurricane-tropical-storm-tropical-depression-debby-entrained-and-displaced-birds-in-the-eastern-us/https://birdcast.info/news/hurricane-tropical-storm-tropical-depression-debby-entrained-and-displaced-birds-in-the-eastern-us/https://birdcast.info/news/hurricane-tropical-storm-tropical-depression-debby-entrained-and-displaced-birds-in-the-eastern-us/ https://birdcast.info/news/hurricane-tropical-storm-tropical-depression-debby-entrained-and-displaced-birds-in-the-eastern-us/ Long before eBird and BirdCast, I was lucky enough to be heading to a meeting in Hartford from Westport just after a hurricane and while crossing the Housatonic on the Merritt Parkway, a Sooty Tern flew over the bridge right in front of me. Good luck! Chris Wood President - Connecticut Ornithological Association Woodbury, CT 203 558-0654