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Subject: CT Report 01/06/2008 HOARY REDPOLLS
From: Roy Harvey <rmharvey(AT)snet.net>
Date: 6 Jan 2008 9:50pm
From Fran Zygmont (with Dave Tripp):
12/30 - Barkhamsted, 26 Miner Lane, yard -- 1 HOARY REDPOLL, 150+
Common Redpolls. The Hoary initially appeared at approximately 9:15
and was again seen from 9:30-9:40 alongside several Common Redpolls
(good comparison of fieldmarks). Something spooked the redpolls and
only a few Commons remained until approximately 10:40 when a flock of
20-25, containing the Hoary, reappeared for 10 minutes. This bird was
noticeably lighter and more pale white than the Commons, very fine
streaking on the flanks, white undertail coverts and vent, distinctive
'stubby' bill and pale white supercillium.
For more information see the CTBirds message:
http://lists.ctbirding.org/pipermail/ctbirds_lists.ctbirding.org/Week-of-Mon-20071231/004812.html
From Don Morgan:
1/03-06 - Coventry yard -- HOARY REDPOLL. For more information,
including contact information for those interested in trying to see
the bird, see the CTBirds message:
http://lists.ctbirding.org/pipermail/ctbirds_lists.ctbirding.org/Week-of-Mon-20071231/004823.html
From Paul Cianfaglione and Jay Kaplan:
1/06 - Canton, Paul's Canton feeder -- 1 HOARY REDPOLL, 8 COMMON
REDPOLL.
From Fran and Tom Holloway:
1/06 - Old Lyme -- YELLOW BREASTED CHAT on Lieutenant River Road (Left
on Ferry off Rte 156, then left on Lieutenant River Rd) in bushes past
parking area where road opens to marsh, 9:00 am. Good views for about
5 minutes before bird descends into marsh grass.
From Greg Hanisek:
1/06 - Goshen, Rt 4 & East St North -- NORTHERN SHRIKE, I think an
adult but views were distant in poor light.
Goshen, Hageman-Shean Road -- c 100 COMMON REDPOLLS at bend in road
where dead end spur goes back to feeders; high Hoary potential given
number reported at feeders in last 2 days.
Norfolk, Shepard Rd -- c 25 PINE GROSBEAKS.
From Mardi & Towny Dickinson:
1/06 - Norfolk, Sherard Road -- 11:40AM, c 8 PINE GROSSBEAKS w/ 2
males on crabapple trees at entrance to Senior Housing. Later at
3:12PM, c 28 PINE GROSSBEAKS w/ 3 males in crabapple trees across
from The Speckled Hen Pub. They took off west when a large tracker
trailer went by. Flew around and back down behind parking lot of
senior center for a moment, then took off and all 28 Pine Grosbeaks
landed next to the fire house in the crabapple trees for around 15
mins. Beautiful looks at 20-25ft. Then all took off & flew off way
behind the senior housing out of sight.
From Peary and BK Stafford, Olaf Soltau, David Babington:
1/06 - Washington, Macricostas Preserve of Steep Rock Association -- 1
adult NORTHERN SHRIKE, 20 PURPLE FINCHES
From John Wagenblatt & Bill Martha
1/06- New Hartford, Bakerville Section, Maple Hollow Road -- 1
NORTHERN SHRIKE @10:30am, found on west side of road about 300-400
feet into swamp.
From John & Linda Clancy with Mark Shapiro and Anne Hamilton;
1/06 - Bloomfield, Reservoir 3 -- adult NORTHERN SHRIKE near the
community gardens.
Windsor, Griffin Road opposite Summerwinds -- Imm. NORTHERN SHRIKE
From Steve Morytko
1/05 - Mansfield, Mansfield City Rd., Stearn's Farm -- male American
Kestrel
1/06 - Storrs, UConn campus, Lot W -- juvenile Northern Shrike
From Jay Kaplan:
1/06 - Simsbury, Route 185, fields, just east of the Pinchot Sycamore
-- immature Northern Shrike was seen again this morning. There is a
pull off on the north side of the road.? Walk past the green gate and
scan the tree tops for the bird.?? Rusty Blackbirds have also been
seen in this area.
From Ron Rozsa:
1/06 - Ashford, feeders -- Six Common Redpolls
From John Mark Barriger:
1/06 - Meriden, Hanover Pond -- young Glaucous Gull. Hanover Pond is
best viewed along Oregon Rd or at Habershon Field which is right of
Rte 70 in South Meriden.
From Don Ragozzine:
1/06 - Milford, Silver Sands State Park -- Peregrine Falcon sitting on
sand bar that leads to Charles Island, 12:00.
From Jim & Patrick Dugan
1/06 - Stamford, Shippan Ave -- 1 Red-necked Grebe, 3 Bonaparte's
Gull.
Hobson St. -- 4 Purple Sandpiper.
Cove Island Wildlife Sanctuary -- 1 Yellow-bellied Sapsucker.
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Subject: CT Report 01/07/2008 BOHEMIAN WAXWINGS
From: Roy Harvey <rmharvey(AT)snet.net>
Date: 7 Jan 2008 9:14pm
From Paul Carrier:
1/07 - rt 272 north from Norfolk, field on left just before
Marlborough Mass state line -- 2:30PM, 6 BOHEMIAN WAXWING - by
themselves eating from I believe Multiflora rose? Also, Tobey Rd west
of 272 down in valley - 3 flyover EVENING GROSBEAKS - not seen well,
but heard distinctive call.
From Carl Ekroth:
1/07 - South Windsor, Vibert Road -- about 3:30, 1 imm. NORTHERN
SHRIKE. Where the brook runs under the road, it was on the north,
(right) side of the road sitting at the very tip of the small tree in
the marsh.
From Greg Hanisek, Neil Currie, Randy Domina, Bill Banks:
1/07 - Old Lyme, Lieutenant River Road 9 am -- VIRGINIA RAIL calling
in marsh, YELLOW-BREASTED CHAT as previously reported.
Old Saybrook, power tower at I-95 bridge -- Peregrine Falcon;
Westbrook, Menunketesuck -- 8 RED CROSSBILLS in pines bordering public
parking lot.
Madison, Hammonasset, Meigs Point -- 3 LAPLAND LONGSPURS and drake
NORTHERN PINTAIL, Purple Sandpiper;
West Beach pines -- 5+ Red-breasted Nuthatches.
Middlefield, Miller Road -- Ring-necked Pheasant
From Carol and Jim Zipp:
1/07 - Hamden yard -- 3 Common Redpoll the last couple days at our
feeders.
From Andy Brand:
1/06 - New Haven, East Shore Park (or more specifically the Treatment
plant next to the park) -- 12:15 pm, 4 NORTHERN ROUGH-WINGED SWALLOWS
From Adrian & Beth Nichols with the Hartford Audubon Field Trip:
1/06 - Chester, Ferry -– Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
Hamburg, Lyme, Sterling City Preserve -– Brown Creeper, Purple Finch
Old Lyme, DEP -– 2 Peregrine Falcons, one fly-by and one under I-95
bridge
Saybrook Point -– Short-eared Owl seen around noon on Great Island
Old Saybrook, North Cove – Rough-legged Hawk (dark-morph)
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Subject: CT Report 01/08/2008 Pine Grosbeaks
From: Roy Harvey <rmharvey(AT)snet.net>
Date: 8 Jan 2008 9:59pm
From Mike Curtis:
1/08 - Norfolk -- 8:30, six Pine Grosbeaks (two males) in the trees at
the Senior Center. The food supply seems to be dwindling as observed,
but they were still there. Also two female purple finches.
From Marty Moore, Judy Moore, Bud Benson:
1/08 - Norfolk -- 8 Pine Grosbeaks in trees at the entrance to the
Senior Housing;
Barkhamsted, 26 Miner Lane -- 6 Common Redpolls, 2 Pine Siskins;
Winchester, Winchester Business Park off Rte. 20 -- 3 Pine Grosbeaks
in trees front of last building on the street on the right side. No
activity in Riverton.
From Jack Swatt:
1/08 - Norfolk, Shepard Road -- 10:45AM-11:15AM, 8 PINE GROSSBEAKS w/
3 males on crabapple trees at entrance to Senior Housing.
From Steve Madison:
1/08 - Madison, Hammonasset State Park -- Meig Nature Center, 1 Snow
Bunting; fields between rotary and west parking lot, 1 Lapland
Longspur.
From Bill Asteriades:
1/08 - Hartford, 100 Constitution Plaza -- MERLIN;
Glastonbury Meadows by the pond -- WINTER WREN.
From Steve Broker:
1/08 - New Haven, New Haven Harbor, wastewater treatment plant and
adjacent harbor -- (2:45 P.M. - 2:55 P.M.) 4 NORTHERN ROUGH-WINGED
SWALLOWS; 1 drake NORTHERN SHOVELER (seen in New Haven Harbor fairly
straight out from treatment plant area at 100 yards and to 200 yards
from shore).
From Randy Domina:
1/08 - New Haven, East Shore Park (or more specifically the Treatment
plant next to the park) -- 2 NORTHERN ROUGH-WINGED SWALLOWS
1/08 - New Haven, Proto Drive -- 6 COMMON PEDPOLLS
From Dave Rosgen:
1/08 - Litchfield, White's Woods Rd. (White Memorial's Bantam R.
Marshes, as seen looking east from the bridge) -- 1 adult NORTHERN
SHRIKE, 7 Rusty Blackbirds
White Hall Rd. (White Memorial's Mattatuck Trail @ Chickadee Bridge)
-- 1 Red-breasted Nuthatch, 18 Rusty Blackbirds;
From Charla & Steve Spector:
1/08 - New Haven, East Shore Park -- 4 Northern Rough-winged Swallows
happily flying at treatment plant while the Register thermometer
across the harbor read 64 degrees around 2 PM.
From Carl Ekroth:
1/08 - New Haven harbor -- an adult male NORTHERN SHOVELER, the four
NORTHERN ROUGH-WINGED SWALLOWS.
From Neil Currie:
1/08 - Southbury, Southbury Training School Farm, Cassidy Road -- One
light phase Rough-legged Hawk;
Bethlehem, Hard Hill Farm -- One light phase Rough-legged Hawk.
From Don Morgan:
1/08 - South Windsor, Lieutenant River Lane off Ferry Lane -- YELLOW
BREASTED CHAT around 10:30.
Madison, Hammonasett State Park -- 12:15-2:30 PM, Red Crossbills still
in the Pines at the extreme west end of the beach, flock flushed and I
counted 28-29. 1 AMERICAN BITTERN in the marsh grass by the East
End parking lot.
From Bruce Finnan:
1/08 - Danbury, DRS Technologies -- 3 BLACK VULTURES
From Roy Harvey
1/08 - Danbury, Federal Rd just north of White St -- 11 Black Vultures
From Paul Carrier:
1/08 - Rocky Hill -- ROUGH-LEGGED HAWK hunting on rt 91 within the
median going south.
From Bill Banks:
1/08 - Seymour, yard -- 5 Black Vultures
From Frank Gallo:
1/07 - Norfolk, crab apples in front of Lion's Club on Shepard Ave --
Roughly, 20 Pine Grosbeaks from 4-4:30PM
From Frank Gallo & Chris Elphick:
1/07 - Storrs, Lot W. UCONN -- imm. Northern Shrike above pond on west
side. No luck with Hoary Redpoll in late a.m. in Coventry.
From Chris Elphick and Frank Gallo
1/07 - Lot W, UConn, Storrs -- The imm northern shrike continues and
was seen by several people during the morning. It has been in the
trees by the pond at the NW corner of the lot. At one point we hear
it sing a little.
From Eileen and Kevin Finnan:
1/07 - Goshen yard -- 50 Common Redpolls
From Julian Hough
01/07 - Hamden, Quinnipiac Marsh -- Rough-Legged Hawk, dark morph juv.
present in marsh between Exits 8-9 of 1-91. Present for several days.
From Susanne Shrader:
1/07 - Avon, Nodbrook WMA -- pair NORTHERN PINTAIL
From Meredith Sampson w/ Penny Solum:
1/07 - Madison, Hammonassett State Park -- 11 RED CROSSBILLS (about
9:00-9:30 in pines along West Beach.), 2 RED-BREASTED NUTHATCHES, 2
BLACK SCOTERS, 3 LAPLAND LONGSPURS, AMERICAN BITTERN (in marsh just
before Willard's Island).
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Subject: CT Report 01/09/2008 White-winged Crossbill
From: Roy Harvey <rmharvey(AT)snet.net>
Date: 9 Jan 2008 9:29pm
From Paul Carrier:
1/09 - West Hartland, Milo Rd -- 4, possibly more PINE GROSBEAKS and a
single WHITE-WINGED CROSSBILL in with them. They were high in a grove
of White Spruce with many loaded with cones, but were eating the
spruce buds instead, even the lone Crossbill was eating the buds. This
is a dense grove, and I'm sure many more birds were feeding there but
not visible.
From Steve Broker:
1/09 - Woodbridge, West Rock Ridge -- (3:30-3:45 P.M.) COMMON RAVEN
pair perching on and gliding along cliff face in general
vicinity of previous nest sites, in very strong WNW winds.
From Carolyn Fisher:
1/09 - Madison, Hammonasset State Park -- 8 Snow Buntings in parking
area by nature center.
From Ted Gilman: (for James Flynn)
01/08 - Greenwich, Audubon Center -- BLACK VULTURE flying over north
end of sanctuary
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Subject: CT Report 01/10/2008
From: Roy Harvey <rmharvey(AT)snet.net>
Date: 10 Jan 2008 9:21pm
From Rollin S. Tebbetts:
1/10 - Windsor Locks, Bradley International Airport -- 1 SHORT-EARED
OWL.
From Jan Collins:
1/10 - Madison Hammonasset State Park -- 9-11:30 AM, 2 LAPLAND
LONGSPURS and 1 AMERICAN BITTERN flyover at Nature Center; 1 PURPLE
SANDPIPER on breakwater rocks; 4 RED CROSSBILLS in West Beach pines.
From Bill Banks:
1/10 - New Haven, East Shore Park, Sewage Treatment Plant -- 4
NORTHERN ROUGH-WING SWALLOWS, 1 NORTHERN SHOVELER.
From Bruce Finnan:
1/10 - Waterbury, Bunker Hill Residence -- 6 COMMON REDPOLLS
From Carolyn Cimino:
1/09 - Old Lyme, the end of Lieutenant River Ln -- the YELLOW-BREASTED
CHAT continues at the same location. Just look for mailbox #17 and
the chat is there in the thicket (3PM).
1/10 - Old Lyme, Smith Neck Rd, Great Island boat launch -- 3:15PM, 1
SHORT-EARED OWL
Old Lyme, DEP marine headquarters -- 2:30PM, the two PEREGRINE
FALCONS were perched on the east transformer tower over the Baldwin
Bridge.
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Subject: CT Report 01/11/2008
From: Roy Harvey <rmharvey(AT)snet.net>
Date: 11 Jan 2008 9:36pm
Passed on by Greg Hanisek:
1/09 - New Fairfield, near the junction of Rts 37 & 68 -- The
southermost (I think) report of Pine Grosbeak this winter in Conn has
been recorded on eBird.
From Mike Curtis:
1/11 - Old Lyme, Lieutenant River Ln -- 9:30 AM, the Yellow Breasted
Chat made a cooperative appearance between torrential rain events.
Same place.
From Nick Bonomo:
1/11 - Waterford, Harkness State Park -- one Razorbill, two Northern
Gannets, one Black Scoter, one Surf Scoter, 4 Ruddy Turnstones, as
well as a Peregrine Falcon. 2-3PM.
From Fran Zygmont:
1/10 - Barkhamsted yard -- a flock of Common Redpolls grew from 15 to
about 30 (circling the area) by about 7:15am. They landed for
a couple minutes in one of the treetops and got brief looks at the
group - had a distincitvely lighter and minimally streaked bird, but
could not confirm whether it was the Hoary again. Interesting to note
that when I got home last evening, I noticed all 5 thistle feeders
were well worked......indicating that there was quite a feast going on
during the day!!!
From Mark Szantyr:
1/10 - Madison, Hammonasset State Park -- morning, a few Red
Crossbills as well as Red-breasted Nuthatches in the pines at West
Beach. Mid-morning, I found a 2nd winter Lesser Black-backed Gull
loafing with the gulls in the West Beach parking area.
From Susan Gonzalez:
1/10 - Waterford, Millstone Point -- Peregrine Falcon
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Subject: CT Report 01/12/2008 PINE GROSBEAKS
From: Roy Harvey <rmharvey(AT)snet.net>
Date: 12 Jan 2008 9:46pm
From Steve Walter:
1/12 - Kent, Kent Falls State Park, Rt. 7 just north of Kent -- about
20 PINE GROSBEAKS right in the parking lot, around 9 A.M.for about 20
minutes before flying off.
From Greg Hanisek, Bruce Finnan, Kevin Finnan:
1/12 - Norfolk, Rt 272 near MA line -- adult male EVENING GROSBEAK, 4
PINE GROSBEAKS;
Norfolk, Shepard Road -- 2 PINE GROSBEAKS with a few Cedar Waxwings
Canaan, Undermountain Road -- 8 PINE GROSBEAKS in yard north of Cobble
Road
From Fran Zygmont, Ken Elkins & Danny Williams:
1/12 - New Hartford, Brodie Park -- 13 PINE GROSBEAKS
1/12 - New Hartford, Maple Hollow Rd (aka Bakerville Swamp) -- 1
Northern Shirke (continues)
1/12 - Torrington, Industrial Road -- 12 PINE GROSBEAKS
1/12 - Barkhamsted, Barkhamsted Yard -- 14 Common Redpolls
Still no Hoary, but other winter stuff continues.
From Jim Schlick & Co.:
1/12 - Madison, Hammonasset State Park -- just over 2 dozen RED
CROSSBILLS, and an American Bittern from the blind that is just behind
the Meigs Point Nature Center. Also noteworthy was a Northern Goshawk
that we saw fly over that same marsh area and into the treeline.
From Bill Asteriades and Rick Macsuga:
1/12/08 - Old Lyme, Lieutenant River Ln -- MARSH WREN, YELLOW-BREASTED
CHAT (3:00 PM)
New Haven, East Shore Park, Sewage Treatment Plant -- 4 NORTHERN
ROUGH-WING SWALLOWS
Milford, Mondo Pond, -- CACKLING GOOSE
Stratford, McKinney NWR -- 15 BOAT-TAILED GRACKLES
From Andy Brand:
1/12 - Old Lyme, Lieutenant River Lane -- YELLOW-BREASTED CHAT
continues. Great looks by four birders around 9:30 am. After everyone
left I stuck around and the bird appeared again and was feeding on
multiflora rose fruit.
From Sarah Johnston
1/12 - Farmington -- BROWN CREEPER at suet feeder. The creeper has
been present at my suet feeders off and on for about six weeks.
From Lukas Hyder:
1/12 - Morris, Rt. 61 (White Memorial's Big Cathedral Trail) - 1
Common Raven
From Dave Rosgen:
1/10 - Colebrook, Durst Rd. (MDC's Goodwin Dam) -- 1 subadult NORTHERN
SHRIKE, 3 Common Redpolls
Winchester, 121 Laurel Way (Rosgen Wildlife Sanctuary) - 1
Red-breasted Nuthatch, 3 Common Redpolls
1/12 - Litchfield, White Hall Rd. (White Memorial's Mott-Van Winkle
Conifer Stand) -- 1 Red-breasted Nuthatch
From Daren Jacklin:
1/12/08 - Litchfield, White Hall Rd. (White Memorial's Museum Feeders)
-- 1 Fox Sparrow
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