From Mark Danforth: 06/29/14 - South Windsor, Station 43 -- 4:45 to 6:15 AM; one Least Bittern. From John Marshall: 06/29/14 - Madison, Hammonasset Beach SP -- WHITE-FACED IBIS, seen to the east of the picnic tabes and the Cedar Island trail with the Loscalzos at about 9:00 this morning. Greg Hanisek was kind enough to point us in the right direction. From Greg Hanisek: 06/29/14 - Guilford, Shell Beach marsh -- 1 TRICOLORED HERON, 1 adult Little Blue Heron, 22 Great Egrets, 54 Snowy Egrets, 38 Glossy Ibis. (Some unusual amounts in that list.) Sachem Head marsh -- 20 Snowy Egrets. Madison, Hammonasset Beach SP -- WHITE-FACED IBIS with c. 6 Glossy Ibis in Meigs Point marsh 8 AM, TRICOLORED HERON X LITTLE BLUE HERON very cooperative as usual in Boulder Pond. Spent about an hour on the platform looking for Roseate Tern without success. From Alex Burdo: 06/29/14 - Madison, Hammonasset Beach SP -- The WHITE-FACED IBIS continued as of 1:30 PM. It was foraging in the marsh to the east of the Willard's Island parking lot. The bird was viewed from the short stretch of blacktop between the nature center parking lot and Willard's Island lot, south of the brown dumpster. From Chris Loscalzo and Marianne Vahey: 06/29/14 - Westbrook, Duck Island, in the LI Sound ~1/4 mile beyond the mouth of the Menunketesuck River -- One adult TRICOLORED HERON. The heron flew from the middle of the island where the nests are and landed on a small tree at the edge of the island. There were 4-5 Little Blue Herons flying to and from the island. All observations were made from kayaks, a few yards from the east shore of the island. The island is off-limits during the breeding season. From Patrick Comins, Max Comins: 06/29/14 - Meriden, yard -- Quite a surprise to have a Common Nighthawk fly over heading north seen by Max and me from the yard. From Mary Porterfield & Arthur Shippee: 06/29/14 - Hamden, Waite St, causeway bridge -- male Orchard Oriole.