I stopped by the large field on Rte 34 in Orange to sort through the sparrows, but I didn't get very far. There was a solid hawk flight going on that ended up grabbing my attention. Variety was amazing (by hometown standards, anyway), and there was fairly steady action for the time I was there. >From Nick Bonomo: 10/13 - Orange, large field on Rte 34 -- adult GOLDEN EAGLE at 1:45pm. Migrants from 11:00a-12:15p, 1:20p-2:40p: Black Vulture 3 (+1 not migrating) Turkey Vulture 7 (+several not migrating) Osprey 7 Bald Eagle 2 (one adult, one imm.) Northern Harrier 7 (+1 not migrating) Sharp-shinned Hawk 32 Cooper's Hawk 12 Red-shouldered Hawk 1 (imm.) Broad-winged Hawk 1 (imm.) Red-tailed Hawk 2 (+several not migating) GOLDEN EAGLE 1 (adult @ 1:45pm) American Kestrel 8 (+3 not migrating) Merlin 1 The view from this elevated field is great, especially to the north. It could very well be a decent hawk-watch location on the better days. Nick Bonomo Orange, CT