To clarify my two previous posts today about the Connecticut Bird Atlas, Breeding Codes, and Safe Dates, use the University of Connecticut link below to see detailed explanations of the Atlas Breeding Codes and Safe Dates. The website includes species accounts, the block map, and Methods. Click on Methods, then Breeding Atlas to find the Breeding Codes and Safe Dates. This version of the codes is particularly nice, as it contains photos of evidence of possible, probable, and confirmed breeding for selected bird species, as well as more detailed discussion of how each code is applied. As noted earlier, the Connecticut Bird Atlas website, while still being built, already is a rich source of information on the birds of Connecticut. https://draft.ctbirdatlas.research.uconn.edu/ Steve Broker Cheshire