From Sara Zagorski:
11/23/14 - New London, Ocean Beach SP -- Lark Sparrow continues on the
dirt path on the right side of the water slide.
From Rollin S Tebbetts:
11/23/14 - Enfield, Barnes Boat Launch, South River Street -- 1
Red-necked Grebe.
From Paul Desjardins:
11/23/14 - Enfield, north Enfield boat launch -- Red-necked Grebe.
From Chris Loscalzo:
11/23/14 - Madison, Hammonasset Beach State Park -- a flock of 5 Black
Scoter flew in, landed briefly, then continued west. Also Northern
Gannet, Purple Sandpiper, and Lapland Longspur.
From Steve Spector:
11/23/14 - Guilford, Shell Beach Road -- with Sol Satin, Pectoral
Sandpiper.
From Phil Rusch:
11/23/14 - Storrs, UCONN, field below horse barn -- a single late
Pectoral Sandpiper. (I did consider Sharp-tailed Sandpipers, but this
bird had a heavily streaked breast with no hint of orange.)
From Steve Mayo:
11/23/14 - Bethany -- afternoon; my Lab and I had 3 American Woodcock
high up (10 meters, through the trees) while walking on the red trail
behind the Old Bethany Airport. This was not really near yesterday's
sightings, which were seen off-trail in a "ticky-er" area.
From Sara Zagorski:
11/23/14 - New London, Ocean Beach SP -- Lark Sparrow continues on the
dirt path on the right side of the water slide.
From Rollin S Tebbetts:
11/23/14 - Enfield, Barnes Boat Launch, South River Street -- 1
Red-necked Grebe.
From Paul Desjardins:
11/23/14 - Enfield, north Enfield boat launch -- Red-necked Grebe.
From Chris Loscalzo:
11/23/14 - Madison, Hammonasset Beach State Park -- a flock of 5 Black
Scoter flew in, landed briefly, then continued west. Also Northern
Gannet, Purple Sandpiper, and Lapland Longspur.
From Steve Spector:
11/23/14 - Guilford, Shell Beach Road -- with Sol Satin, Pectoral
Sandpiper.
From Phil Rusch:
11/23/14 - Storrs, UCONN, field below horse barn -- a single late
Pectoral Sandpiper. (I did consider Sharp-tailed Sandpipers, but this
bird had a heavily streaked breast with no hint of orange.)
From Steve Mayo:
11/23/14 - Bethany -- afternoon; my Lab and I had 3 American Woodcock
high up (10 meters, through the trees) while walking on the red trail
behind the Old Bethany Airport. This was not really near yesterday's
sightings, which were seen off-trail in a "ticky-er" area.
