From Bill Asteriades: 09/01/01 - Rocky Hill, Rocky Hill Meadows -- 8:10 AM; Two American Golden-Plovers and a Pectoral Sandpiper in previously described location. From Bill Asteriades with Karen Prager: 09/01/01 - Rocky Hill, Rocky Hill Meadows -- 8:55; Buff-breasted Sandpiper and two White-rumped Sandpipers flew into the same field where the American Golden-Plovers have been feeding. Enter via the ferry landing. First field on left after the zig zag. From Tina Green: 09/01/01 - Rocky Hill, Rocky Hill Meadows -- 10:15; Buff-breasted Sandpiper, 4 American Golden-Plovers, at the end of Great Meadows Rd, past the motor cross intersection, but of course (10:22) they flew off toward the original location. From Patrick Comins: 09/01/01 - Rocky Hill, Rocky Hill Meadows -- 11 AM; Buff-breasted Sandpiper being seen in plowed field near original location with 4 American Golden-Plover. Three White-rumped Sandpipers very close to the road and occasional views of at least one Pectoral Sandpiper. From Stefan Martin: 09/01/01 - Rocky Hill, Rocky Hill Meadows -- 11:25; Buff-breasted Sandpiper flew SWish. American Golden-Plovers continue. 12:25 PM; Buff-breasted Sandpiper has returned. From Chris Loscalzo and Marianne Vahey: 09/01/01 - Orange, at the Racebrook Tract -- one YELLOW-BREASTED CHAT. Seen in a vine-covered tree along the trail just north of the parking area. From Dan Cimbaro: 09/01/01 - Colchester yard -- Male & Female Wilson's Warbler in my yard Monday morning. From Ricki Soucy: 09/01/01 - Meriden, Meriden Landfill -- 1 Common Nighthawk, 1 Acadian Flycatcher. From Russ Naylor via Angela Dimmitt: 09/01/01 - Woodbury, Church Road -- 53 Common Nighthawks flying over house 6 PM. From Paul Carrier: 09/01/01 - Torrington, Middle school -- Olive-sided Flycatcher. From Gina Nichol & Steve Bird: 09/01/01 - West Haven, Sandy Point -- 6 to 8 PM, outgoing tide; FORSTER'S TERN, 2 WHITE-RUMPED SANDPIPERS, RED KNOT, 2 WILSON'S PHALAROPE, BUFF-BREASTED SANDPIPER. From Chris Loscalzo and Marianne Vahey: 08/31/01 - Woodbridge, along the power line cut between the JCC and Pease Road -- one adult male HOODED WARBLER, as well Wilson's Warbler.