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Subject: CT Report 12/16/2007
From: Roy Harvey <rmharvey(AT)snet.net>
Date: 16 Dec 2007 9:39pm
From Ed Hagen, compiler:
12/15 - Highlights of the Woodbury-Roxbury count -- 31 black vultures,
9 bald eagles, 6 northern harriers, 8 sawwhet owls, 1 long-eared owl,
34 yellow-bellied sapsuckers, over 5000 robins, 13 white-crowned
sparrows, 8 pine siskins, 2 rough-legged hawks, 2 northern shrikes, 9
american pipits, 73 common redpolls, and 1 merlin. 91 total species
with 13 of 15 areas reporting.
From Jay Kaplan:
12/15 - The Hartford Christmas Bird Count recorded a Rufous
Hummingbird. Additional noteworthy birds (for northern CT Counts)
included Bufflehead, Ruddy Duck,Bald Eagle, Rough-legged Hawk,
Kestrel, Merlin, Peregrine Falcon, Iceland Gull, Yellow-bellied
Sapsucker, Gray Catbird, American Pipit, and Common Redpoll.?
From Fran and Tom Holloway:
12/16 - Madison backyard -- COMMON REDPOLLS, PINE SISKINS, and PURPLE
FINCHES continue. One house finch has a strikingly light, peach color
- don't know if this qualifies as a "Yellow Variant."
From Angela Dimmitt:
12/15 - Woodbury, Upper Grassy Hill Road -- 50+/- COMMON REDPOLLS
feeding in birches;
Woodbury-Roxbury Airfield (Town Line Road) -- ROUGH-LEGGED
HAWK (light morph adult)
From Luke Tiller:
12/16 - Wilton portion of the Westport Christmas Bird Count -- 1
YELLOW-BREASTED CHAT (at the Christian Science Church on Route 7), 3
RUSTY BLACKBIRDS, 3 COMMON REDPOLLS, 1 CHIPPING SPARROW,? 1 BLACK
VULTURE, 2 PURPLE FINCH, 1 EASTERN TOWHEE, 1 BROWN CREEPER.
From Paul Fusco:
12/15 - Hammonasett S.P. -- 2 Rough-legged Hawks, one light morph, 1
dark morph
Stratford, Great Meadows saltmarsh -- one dark morph Rough-legged Hawk
From Meredith Sampson:
12/15 - Old Greenwich, Greenwich Point -- AMERICAN PIPIT, 3 SNOW
BUNTINGS, BONAPARTE'S GULL, 3 NORTHERN GANNETS, YELLOW-BELLIED
SAPSUCKER, 2 CACKLING GEESE.
Old Greenwich, Meadow Road -- YELLOW-BELLIED SAPSUCKER.
Home feeder -- PURPLE FINCH.
From Tim Antanaitis:
12/15 - Manchester Landfill -- 3 SNOW BUNTINGS, 2 WHITE-CROWNED
SPARROWS, 1 YELLOW-BELLIED SAPSUCKER
From Danny Williams
12/16 - Waterford, Harkness State Park -- 1 flyby Razorbill, 2 Female
Common Eider, 80 Northern Gannets
From John Maynard:
12/16 - Middletown, Brown Street feeder -- 1 YELLOW-BELLIED SAPSUCKER.
From Carol Ansel
12/16 - Mystic backyard feeder -- 2 Fox Sparrows
From Jon Axtell:
12/16 - Ashford yard, near rt. 44 -- BROWN CREEPER
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Subject: CT Report 12/17/2007 DOVEKIE, Pine Grosbeaks
From: Roy Harvey <rmharvey(AT)snet.net>
Date: 17 Dec 2007 9:35pm
I don't have details, but there is a report that a DOVEKIE was found
in Putnam, CT yesterday (Sunday) and taken to a rehabber. Stranded
inland after a storm seems to be expected way to encounter this
species in Connecticut.
From Carol & Gary Lemmon:
12/17 - East Hartland, 1115 to 1145AM -- 11 Pine Grosbeaks (2M, 9F) in
crabapple trees in front of town hall. Also, 1 Peregrine low over
I-91 near Trumbull St New Haven about 10AM.
From E.J. Raynor:
12/17 - East Haven, Proto Drive -- 12:30-1:15, White-crowned Sparrow 1
Gambell's present on and off, seen best when large number of sparrows
were feeding.
From Steve Morytko:
12/15 - Ashford yard (288 Varga Rd) -- 1 RED-HEADED WOODPECKER, 1
NORTHERN SHRIKE, 3 RUSTY BLACKBIRD
Willington, Cowles Rd. -- 1 COMMON REDPOLL coming to feeders
From Curt Edgar:
12/16 - East Hartland, East Hartland Elementary School -- about 20
Pine Grosbeaks in the front of the school to the left of the driveway
as you enter and also in the crabapple trees. The school is on Rt 179
just before the intersection of Rt 20, directly across the street from
the post office.
From Jan Collins:
12/16 - Somers feeder -- first Common Redpoll.
From Christopher Lovell:
12/17 - Trumbull, 54 Cricket Lane -- 1 Common Redpoll at feeder
From Don Morgan:
12/17 - Coventry, feeders -- Common Redpolls ook over a nyjer
feede. There were at least 6. Also at least 1 Pine Siskin.
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Subject: CT Report 12/18/2007
From: Roy Harvey <rmharvey(AT)snet.net>
Date: 18 Dec 2007 9:44pm
Note 1: Dave Tripp posted a request on CTBirds.
"The Barkhamsted CBC is Saturday with count week starting tomorrow.
Although I will be watching for sightings listed from the areas (e.g.
Pine Grosbeaks), please include any other unusual birds for Northern
CT. Waterfowl is becoming huge right now as the reservoirs
(Barkhamsted & Nepaug) and lakes are rapidly freezing. You never know
what may be missed on count day. Also be as specific with details
(numbers, location, time) so we do not duplicate birds, if you happen
to be birding here on Saturday."
Note 2: There has been at least one report of Bohemian Waxwing SOUTH
of Connecticut at Jones Beach, Long Island. If they are there, they
could be here, so please keep your eyes out!
From Andrew Griswold with CAS EcoTravel Free Birdwalk:
12/18 - Madison, Hammonasset Beach State Park -- ROUGH-LEGGED HAWK
(dark morph), 20+ RED CROSSBILL, 2 AMERICAN PIPIT, 8 LAPLAND LONGSPUR,
20+ SNOW BUNTING, COMMON RAVEN.
From Bill Banks:
12/18 - Stratford, airport and marsh -- Dark Phase ROUGH-LEGGED Hawk
From Marshall J. Iliff:
12/17 - East Hartland, Town Hall -- 37 Pine Grosbeak feeding on
crabapple tree in front of school, in front of town hall (photos), and
in front of houses (#39?) to the south of the school on the west side
of the street. There may have been more present; 37 was my single best
count at one time.
From Len Kendall with Roger Preston:
12/17 - East Hartland, near school -- 9:40 AM Male PINE GROSBEAK.
From Frank Gallo & Patrick Dugan
12/17 - New Haven, Lighthouse Point Park -- An adult Iceland Gull flew
over heading west near the entrance to the park around 2 PM.
From Meredith Sampson w/ Brian O'Toole & John Hanon:
12/17 - Old Greenwich, Greenwich Point -- FOX SPARROW, BROWN CREEPER,
PEREGRINE FALCON.
From Joanne Luppi
12/17 - Portland, Thompson Hill Rd. backyard -- 2 PINE SISKINS at
feeder.
Old Marlborough Tpk. feeders -- 1 COMMON REDPOLL, PINE SISKINS.
From Mardi & Townsend Dickinson:
12/16 - Norwalk portion of the Westport Christmas Bird Count -- 1
AMERICAN BITTERN, 1 ROUGH-LEGGED HAWK adult light morph, 1 PURPLE
SANDPIPER on small island with scope., all in Manressa Power Plant. 1
AMERICAN COOT Water Street, 1 AMERICAN KESTREL "old landfill" park
next to Maritime Center. 1 BROWN THRASHER, 1 BROWN CREEPER, 1
CATBIRD, behind the Norwalk Community College, 1 EASTERN TOWHEE at
Cemetery. 2200 AMERICAN CROWS at their roost NE of the Maritime
Center. 2 BLUEBIRDS male & female, 1 GOLDEN-CROWNED KINGLET at Dolce
(former GTE).
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Subject: CT Report 12/19/2007 Pine & Evening Grosbeaks
From: Roy Harvey <rmharvey(AT)snet.net>
Date: 19 Dec 2007 9:19pm
From Tom Fiore & Kristine Wallstrom:
12/19 - Milton (Litchfield township), along Milton, Headquarters, &
Sawmill Roads -- 4 Evening Grosbeaks perched & flying east across
Sawmill Rd., 1 Pine Grosbeak seen calling & flying south from Milton
center down Headquarters Rd., Peregrine Falcon (very rarely seen here)
hunting at Sawmill Rd., Ruffed Grouse, Common Raven, Pine Siskin, 12+
Purple Finches, Pileated Woodpecker, Eastern Bluebird, all in Milton,
near center.
From Edward Sadowski with Andy Brand:
12/19 - East Hartland -- 9:15 AM, 8 PINE GROSBEAKs in East Hartland
in the pine trees across the street from the volunteer fire department
which is located next to the elementary school at the intersection of
routes 20 and 179. At 9:45 we proceeded east on route 20 to an area
about 100 yards past the ball field. At address #100 there were 17
PINE GROSBEAKs including 5 males feeding on berry bushes in the front
yard of this home.
From Ken Andresen:
12/17&18 - Yard, Colebrook -- flock of 15-20 Pine Grosbeaks, mostly
females, in highbush cranberry and crabapple trees
From Russ Namitz:
12/19 - Madison, Hammonasset State Park -- 1 ROUGH-LEGGED HAWK, 1 RED
CROSSBILL, 3 AMERICAN PIPITS, 3 FOX SPARROWS, 6 LAPLAND LONGSPURS, 3
SNOW BUNTINGS, 1 RUSTY BLACKBIRD
Old Lyme -- 1 YELLOW-BREASTED CHAT (aforementioned location)
From Paul Cianfaglione:
12/19 - Hartford, Riverside Park boat launch -- 1 female RED-BREASTED
MERGANSER (less common inland)
From Paul Carrier:
12/19 - Harwinton, yard -- immature BROADWING HAWK.
From Frank Mantlik, with Penny Solum:
12/18 - Westport, Compo Beach 12:45pm -- 2 LAPLAND LONGSPUR, 12
AMERICAN PIPIT. All were present at close range foraging along the
flotsam of the upper beach near the canons.
From Dave Provencher:
12/19 - Waterford, Millstone Station -- a Baltimore Oriole flew across
the access road. Whoever works the powerlines north of Rte 156 on
count day (assuming someone is) may have a pretty decent chance of
turning this one up in there.
From From Bev Propen:
12/19 - Milford, Milford Pt, Connecticut Audubon Coastal Center --
10AM-1PM, ROUGH LEGGED HAWK, 2 COMMON REDPOLLS (M&F).
From Cindi Kobak:
12/17 - North Guilford yard -- 4 PURPLE FINCHES
12/19 - Guilford yard -- RED-BREASTED NUTHATCH
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Subject: CT Report 12/20/2007 Pine Grosbeaks
From: Roy Harvey <rmharvey(AT)snet.net>
Date: 20 Dec 2007 9:34pm
From Bill Asteriades:
12/20 - East Hartland -- 7:45 AM, 3 PINE GROSBEAKS in a pine tree on
route 20 just east of the route 20 and 179 intersection (next to the
ball field on the east side)
From Paul Carrier:
12/20 - Torrington, Sawmill Hill Rd -- 15 PINE GROSBEAK eating from
apple tree near rd. Not one adult male. Further north by abandoned
building with green door on rt, 2 RED CROSSBILL in tall Blk spruces.
Both females. North towards Winchester Ctr, by barn with cement silo
on left, 7 more PINE GROSBEAK with 1 male. All calling from tall
spruce, then took off to north.
From E.J. Raynor:
12/20 - Stratford, Long Beach -- 8:45-11:15AM, 1 dark morph
Rough-legged Hawk, 2 Seaside Sparrow on dune above parkng lot, 1 flyby
Common Redpoll.
From Joe Bear
12/20 - Wilton yard -- Up to 4 Common Redpolls continue at our
feeders- both nyger and sunflower hearts.
From Steve & Charla Spector:
12/20 - Milford Point, CACC, Francis Steet spit (aka Piping Plover
spit) at low tide -- 8 American Pipits, 1 Lapland Longspur.
From Bob Jones:
12/20 - Old Lyme, Great Island -- 1 Short-eared Owl
From Nick Bonomo:
12/20 - East Haven, Proto Drive -- 11 AM, Gambel's White-crowned
Sparrow continues; also 15 Common Redpolls in the birches down the
road.
From Andy Brand:
12/19 - Norfolk, Norfolk Lions Club Ambulance building -- a flock of
16 PINE GROSBEAKS (6 males) feeding on crabapples in front. Around
noon I also found a flock of 5 PINE GROSBEAKS (1 male) opposite the
intersection of East St. North and Hageman Shean Rd feeding on
bittersweet.
From Tom Fiore & Kristine Wallstrom:
12/20 - Milton (Litchfield township) -- 20+ Common Redpolls, 1 Pine
Siskin, 20+ Purple Finches, Milton Rd. & Saw Mill Rd (n. end)
junction, at two homes' roadside feeders, also 1 Pine Grosbeak briefly
heard but not seen.
From Rollin Hannan, Mike McHill, and Rich Cecarelli,
12/19 - Hamden -- A flock of 15 SNOW BUNTINGS feeding on weed seeds at
Lockwood Farm. Seen throughout the area, though mostly near the
chestnuts by the upper barns.
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Subject: CT Report 12/21/2007 COMMON EIDER
From: Roy Harvey <rmharvey(AT)snet.net>
Date: 21 Dec 2007 9:15pm
From Hank Golet
12/21 - Waterford, Town Beach -- 3 COMMON EIDER two male adults
Old Lyme, Upper Great Island -- ROUGH-LEGGED HAWK, Dark phase
Lieutenant River Lane -- Yellow-breasted Chat continues
From Paul Cianfaglione:
12/21 - Hartford, Riverside Park Boat Launch -- 1 dark first winter
ICELAND GULL.
From Nick Bonomo:
12/21 - Windsor, Windsor-Bloomfield Landfill with EJ Raynor -- 1
GLAUCOUS GULL (first-winter) and 2 "Kumlien's" ICELAND GULLS
(third-winter and first-winter) among 1500 large gulls
Milford, Waste Station on Oronoque Rd -- 1 GLAUCOUS GULL
(second-winter) among 250 large gulls
From Jayne Amico:
12/20 - Southington yard -- COMMON REDPOLL at feeders
12/21 - Southington yard -- Two COMMON REDPOLLS
From ML Dahl:
12/20 - West Cornwall, Coggswell Road Feeder -- Male and female
Red-breasted Nuthatch; one Common Redpoll (first time at this feeder.)
From Sarah Johnston:
12/20-21 - Farmington -- Brown Creeper at suet feeder. Red breasted
nuthatch continues at suet feeder (female daily and male about once a
week since mid-October)
12/21 - Farmington/Bristol line at Rt 6 -- 1 Northern Goshawk in
flight, south to north across road. Excellent view as I was stopped
at the light - Big, grey, fast!
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Subject: CT Report 12/22/2007 BOHEMIAN WAXWING
From: Roy Harvey <rmharvey(AT)snet.net>
Date: 22 Dec 2007 10:23pm
From Dori Sosensky, Nick Bonomo and Roy Harvey:
12/22 - Norfolk, Shepard Road -- 13 PINE GROSBEAKS in the area of the
Norfolk Lions Club Ambulance building and the retirement housing
diagonally across the street.
Falls Village, Housatonic River Road -- At least one, probably two,
BOHEMIAN WAXWINGS. The location was about 2.2 miles up (per Dori) to
an open hillside with a few scattered crabapple trees on your left.
The first was alone at the top of a deciduous tree. It left and flew
east, crossing the road and heading for the river. Very shorly later
what we believe was the second bird was found at the top of another
deciduous tree nearer the road, with two Cedars. That bird also left
and flew east, disappearing in the same direction as the first. Also
Purple Finches and 8 flyby Common Redpolls.
The general area of the waxwings:
http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&q=falls+village,+ct&ie=UTF8&ll=41.987878,-73.3751&spn=0.00551,0.007274&t=h&z=17&om=1
Canaan, Under Mountain Rd -- 5 PINE GROSBEAKS along the north part of
the road.
From Phil Asprelli:
12/22 - Hamden, Edmund St. -- 10:00am, (1) Barrow's Goldeneye seen at
close range (50 yds) in tidal bay of the Quinnipiac River. Edmund St.
is 1 block N of the DMV on State St. in Hamden. Being a tidal bay
there is no ice.
From Ann Orsillo:
12/22 - Goshen, Marshepaug Road, Crossman farm fields, drive up
Beach Street from Litchfield, take left at Newcomb and then right onto
Marshepaug (Crossman Road) -- Observed at 8 A.M., 11 PINE GROSBEAKS.
From Sara Zagorski via Luke Tiller:
12/22 - Falls Village, Housatonic River Road -- 1 male PINE GROSBEAK
in the area of the Bohemian sighting.
From John Marshall:
12/22 - East Hartland, Intersection Rte 20 and Mountain Road -- 7:40
AM, 12 PINE GROSBEAKS, as I arrived about 10 flew east down Mountain
Rd. One male and one female remained for a couple of minutes and then
followed. There is still lots of fruit on the trees in town. The
cherry tree in front of town hall is picked almost clean.
From Nancy Eaton:
12/22 - Old Lyme -- Yellow-breasted Chat continues (in thicket behind
red mailbox at #17 Lt.River Lane, around 10 a.m.)
From Jim Bair:
12/22 - Goshen, North East Rd. -- Flock of 20+ Common Redpoll.
Bakerville, Bakerville Swamp, Maple Hollow Rd -- 2 Common Redpoll with
mixed flock of mostly Goldfinches
From Steve & Charla Spector:
12/22 - Milford, Silver Sands State Park -- Rough-legged Hawk (light
phase), American Pipit
From Hank Golet, Ted Hendrickson
12/22 - Old Lyme, Great Island -- 4-4:30pm, 2 SHORT-EARED OWLS,
ROUGH-LEGGED HAWK dark phase
From Arthur Shippee
12/22 - Hamden, North Lake Dr. -- 1 RED-BREASTED NUTHATCH at sunflower
seed feeder
From Scott Henckel:
12/22 - Shelton yard -- 2 Common Redpolls
From Dave Tripp:
12/22 - Barkhamsted CBC (unofficial) 74 species + 1 cw -- COMMON LOON,
3 HORNED GREBES, WOOD DUCK, NORTHERN PINTAIL, CANVASBACK, 27 RUDDY
DUCKS, 2 RUFFED GROUSE, 11 NORTHERN SAW-WHET OWLS, 20 YELLOW-BELLIED
SAPSUCKERS, 4 NORTHERN SHRIKES, 28 COMMON RAVENS, RED-WINGED
BLACKBIRD, 107 PINE GROSBEAKS, 271 COMMON REDPOLLS, 53 PINE SISKINS
and 15 EVENING GROSBEAKS
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