Hi all, Here is a run down of the latest postings on the Connecticut Ornithological Association's web site - _www.ctbirding.org_ (http://www.ctbirding.org) The 111th Annual Christmas Bird Count Schedule is online at this link: _http://www.ctbirding.org/10_11cbc.htm_ (http://www.ctbirding.org/10_11cbc.htm) The 15th Report of the Avian Records Committee of Connecticut is also online at: _http://www.ctbirding.org/15th_arcc_report.htm_ (http://www.ctbirding.org/15th_arcc_report.htm) Species Index for the ARCC Reports We have recently completed updates on the Species Index for the ARCC Reports online at: _http://www.ctbirding.org/index_of_reports_by_species.htm_ (http://www.ctbirding.org/index_of_reports_by_species.htm) It provides an interesting historical perspective on the occurrence of rare species in Connecticut. For example, did you know that Burrowing Owl has been documented twice in Connecticut? Please forgive the color coding on the page. It was a tedious project and the only way to remain sane and organized was to use colors for each section. At least it is up to date! North American Bird Phenology Program Also posted is information sheet on the North American Bird Phenology Program. Historical migration records are currently being scanned and are available on the NABPP web site (_www.pwrc.usgs.gov/bpp/_ (http://www.pwrc.usgs.gov/bpp/) ). You can become one of the many volunteers from around the world to sign onto the web site and convert these files into the Program's database. This will allow the migration records to become accessible for analysis. For more information, go to _http://www.ctbirding.org/2010docs/BPPfactsheet.pdf_ (http://www.ctbirding.org/2010docs/BPPfactsheet.pdf) Good birding! Gina Nichol COA Web Manager _www.ctbirding.org_ (http://www.ctbirding.org)