Visited the Mackenzie Reservoir yesterday evening before the big storms and there wasn't much, best birds being a single Pec Sand and 6 Green-winged Teal. This morning there was a Solitary Sandpiper, Gr Yellowlegs, 2 Lr Yellowlegs, and a Spotted Sand along with a couple dozen Killdeer; the GW Teal increased to 9 birds. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Park (that's a mouthful) wasn't too birdy this morning but there were 7 warbler species highlighted by a Yellow Warbler and 6 sparrow species highlighted by 2 Lincoln's Sparrows. The Yellow Warbler was feeding in tall weeds and goldenrods, which is typical of the late-season Yellows I've seen before. Also, a Merlin was perched atop a tall spruce in the cemetery on Center Street in Wallingford. >From Nick Bonomo: 10/4 - Wallingford, Vietnam Vets Mem Park -- 2 LINCOLN'S SPARROWS, YELLOW WARBLER Wallingford, Mackenzie Reservoir -- SOLITARY SANDPIPER 10/3 - Wallingford, Mackenzie Reservoir -- PECTORAL SANDPIPER Nick Bonomo Orange, CT