From Jeff Feldmann via Mona Cavallero: 11/30/13 - Hadlyme, Hadlyme ferry -- Fork-tailed Flycatcher sighted and photographed in a swampy/marshy area on the right hand side of the unpaved parking lot area - of the Hadlyme Ferry launch / Gillette Castle. It was sitting on a branch overlooking a stream in the marshy area that was half frozen on right hand side of the parking lot.  People can park there - it's a public area. Photographs were taken that confirmed the identification. From Jason Rieger: 11/30/13 - East Haven -- 9:10 AM; BARROW'S GOLDENEYE with 6 Common Goldeneye off shore on Caroline St. Distinctive crescent white patch on cheek, darker back with lattered white hash marks extending from base of neck to back From Jacob Musser 11/30/13 - East Haven -- 10:40 AM; Barrow's Goldeneye still present at end of Caroline Rd (east haven) in with flock of commons. From Russ Smiley: 11/30/13 - East Haven -- 2:30 PM; Barrow's goldeneye is still out there with two dozen other common goldeneyes. From Tina Green with Sara Zagorski and Paul Desjardins: 11/30/13 - Waterford, Harkness Memorial SP -- 2:20 PM; King Eider hen continues in same area as yesterday. From Jay Carlisle: 11/30/13 - Stratford, Long Beach -- 9"30 to 9:55 AM; Snowy Owl in 4th jetty to W of parking lot (2nd jetty N of the 2 cedar trees on dunes). Also 2 Snow Bunting, & 2+ "Ipswich" Savannah Sparrows. From Jonah Cohen: 11/30/13 - Stratford, Long Beach -- ~11:00 AM to ~12:30 PM; Snowy Owl first seen farther down the beach from the parking lot, and after being flushed landed on a rusty signpost much closer to the parking. Also a couple of Purple Finch and a bunch of Snow Buntings. From Mike Horn: 11/30/13 - Milford, Milford Point, Coastal Center -- There were Two Snowy Owls at the Milford Coastal Center this afternoon. I picked up the first one at about 12:55 PM 2/3 the way out from the beach on the low breakwater. I picked up the second one on top of the main sand bar on the Milford side of the breakwater about 500 feet from the first owl. The second Snowy Owl was somewhat darker in appearance that the first. I walked out to the end of the private beach and was able to set up and photograph both birds by simply swinging the camera on the tripod. I left at 2:30 and both birds were still there. If anyone has seen any other birds between 1:30 and 2:30 PM elsewhere, then they are additional. From Katherine Kuckens: 11/30/13 - Milford Point -- 12:30; Snowy Owl on rock jetty to west of Audubon Center. Stratford, Long Beach -- 3:30; Snowy Owl about 3/4 mile west of farthest parking lot, on jetty next to three large pylons in the sand. Also enjoyed many close views of Snow Buntings. From Dan Rottino & Family with Paul Wolter: 11/30/13 - Madison, Hammonasset Beach SP -- 9:45 AM; 2 Clay-colored Sparrows in campground area behind Swan Pond. From Brendan Murtha: 11/30/13 - Westport, Sherwood Mill Pond -- 1 Northern Shoveler (female). Sherwood Island SP -- Snow Goose, among canadas in central traffic circle. From Fran and Tom Holloway: 11/30/13 - Old Saybrook, Maynard Pond -- 9:30 -- EURASIAN WIDGEON along with Blue-Winged Teal and Lesser Scaup, easily seen with scope from Ingham Hill Road. From Barb DeRienzo: 11/30/13 - East Haven -- One White-winged Scoter near town beach. From Mardi & Townsend Dickinson: 11/30/13 - Madison, Hammonassett State Park -- 11 AM to 4:07 PM; 3 Clay-Colored Sparrows in flock of Juncos in campground area behind Swan Pond. In the grass/gravel by the Nature Center, 30 Snow Bunting, 1 Lapland Longspur.