From Howie Sternberg: 03/14/14 - Haddam, Haddam Meadows State Park -- 2 Barrow's Goldeneye (male and female) with 19 Common Goldeneye just upstream of boat launch. From Dan Rottino: 03/14/14 - Haddam, Haddam Meadows State Park -- 5 PM; male and female pair of BARROW'S GOLDENEYE continue with a small flock of COMMON GOLDENEYE along the exposed sandbar adjacent to the shore near the boat launch. From Paul Cianfaglione: 03/14/14 - Hartford, Riverside Park -- 2 RED-NECKED GREBE. From Corrie Folsom-O'Keefe: 03/14/14 - Southbury, Bent of the River Audubon Center -- 3 Fox Sparrows at the feeders around 9 AM. One is really red. Gorgeous bird. From Tina Green: 03/14/14 - Westport, Sherwood Island SP -- 13 Fox Sparrow, several singing early this morning. From Florence McBride: 03/14/14 - Hamden, Spring Glen -- two Fox Sparrows foraging in my back yard. I don't remember ever seeing more than one at a time here before. From Bill Asteriades: 03/14/14 - Rocky Hill, Rocky Hill Meadows -- RED-NECKED GREBE seen on the CT river close to shore by the ferry landing. From Cynthia Ehlinger: 03/14/14 - Greenwich, Greenwich Harbor -- 6 REDHEAD. From Bill Asteriades: 03/14/14 - Glastonbury, CT river by Glastonbury Meadows -- 4 GREATER WHITE-FRONTED GOOSE and a SNOW GOOSE (amongst approximately 4,500 Canada Geese). The geese can best be viewed from Elm Street extension via route 3 in Wethersfield Meadows. The Greater-white fronted Goose is a new Town of Glastonbury specie. From Steve Spector: 03/14/14 - Milford, Eisenhower Park -- 2:30 PM; 4 Fox Sparrows. Milford Point -- 12:30 PM; 60 Snow Bunting, 2 Fox Sparrow. From Tina Green: 03/14/14 - Westport, Smith Richardson Wildlife Preserve(Tree Farm) -- 7 American Woodcocks peenting and displaying beginning at 7:05pm. From Robert Dixon: 03/14/14 - Sterling yard feeders -- FOX SPARROW (4), YELLOW-BELLIED SAPSUCKER (1f). From Janis LaPointe: 03/14/14 - Enfield, boat ramp -- Red-necked Grebe, Northern Pintail From Timothy L Thompson: 03/13/14 - New London, Ocean Beach Park -- 5 PM; COMMON EIDER (2m/3f), PURPLE SANDPIPER(5), FOX SPARROW.