From Ted Gilman: 03/21/14 - Greenwich, Audubon Center -- at least 5 AMERICAN WOODCOCK calling and doing display flights on or near the Quaker Ridge Hawk Watch lawn and adjacent meadow and thickets, between approximately 7:20 and 7:45 PM. From Bill Banks: 03/21/14 - Stratford, Long Beach Blvd -- Two Boat-tailed Grackles singing at the warehouse pond. From Mark Szantyr via Frank Gallo: 03/21/14 - Wallingford, Whirlwind Hill Road -- found a lovely Cackling Goose feeding close to the road (in a flock of 300 canada geese) and the continuing Greater White-fronted Goose. From Tina Green: 03/21/14 - Westport, Sherwood Island SP -- Northern Pintail drake and Lesser Scaup on the Mill Pond, 5 Fox Sparrows continue in the pine grove. From John Ogren: 03/21/14 - Old Saybrook, South Cove -- 11 AM, low tide; 8 Northern Pintail, pair of Northern Shovelers. From Steve Spector: 03/21/14 - Milford, Milford Point -- Marsh side, near Milford Point hook, darkish Snowy Owl (found by Louise). From Bob Marra: 03/21/14 - West Haven, Sandy Point -- Snowy Owl seen at dawn at the far end of the spit. From Jalna Jaeger: 03/21/14 - Norwalk, Woods pond parking lot, East Rocks Rd -- 6:30 AM; American Woodcock peenting and doing flight display. From Steve Grant: 03/21/14 - Farmington, Farmington River, near Meadow Road, about 100 yards upstream of point where Pequabuck River enters the Farmington -- Red-necked Grebe. From Michaelene Komara: 03/21/14 - Clinton, Indian River at Route 1 -- 5 PM; one Red-necked Grebe. From Mike Warner: 03/21/14 - Southport, Southport Beach -- 3:45 PM; 2 Northern Gannet soaring about, but not fishing. From Arthur Shippee: 03/21/14 - Hamden, North Lake Dr -- 12 Rusty Blackbirds, 6:15 PM. From Dave and Mary Ahlgren: 03/21/14 - Glastonbury, behind the Town Hall on Main St, on either side of the skate park, especially on the south side in the tree line -- 7:25 PM; American Woodcocks. From SH Johnston: 03/21/14 - Farmington Meadows - 2 TUNDRA SWANS feeding and resting with large flock of Canada Geese. South side of Meadow Road, beyond the model airfield, easily visibly from the parking lot of the model airfield. The model air field is private property; do not go beyond the parking lot. I did not see any yellow on the bill of either bird, but the size relative to the Canada Geese, and the relatively small size of the bill (compared to what I would expect on Trumpter Swan) sway my ID toward Tundra rather than Trumpeter. From Dave Provencher: 03/20/14 - Norwich -- First of year American Woodcock displaying.