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Subject: CT Report 07/05/2009
From: Roy Harvey <rmharvey(AT)snet.net>
Date: 5 Jul 2009 10:54pm
From Patrick and Jim Dugan:
07/05/09 - Roxbury, Topland Farm, Painter Hill Rd, at telephone pole
#834 south of road and east of white barns, SEDGE WREN singing in
hayfield, 630 am.
From Peter DeGennaro:
07/05/09 - Roxbury, Topland Farm on Painter Hill Road -- from 2:30 to
4:00 PM, no sign of the Sedge Wren. However, there were 3+ Bobolinks
in the field. I spoke with the farmer, and he said that he's seen
the wren for the past 3 weeks. Unfortunately, the field off telephone
pole # 834 and surrounding fields will be cut for hay in about a
week.
From Hank Golet:
07/05/09 - Old Lyme, Watch Rock area (kayak) -- 2 LEAST BITTERN, male
and female.
From Fran and Tom Holloway:
07/05/09 - Madison, Hammonasset State Park -- one TRICOLORED HERON, in
the marsh just behind the Pebble Beach; one LITTLE BLUE HERON in the
Boulder Pond; at the end of the Moraine Trail, the immature male KING
EIDER continues. 8:30 am.
From Chris Loscalzo:
7/05/09 - Westbrook, Menunkatesuck River Marsh -- 5 LITTLE BLUE HERONS
(4 adults, 1 immature).
From Arthur Shippee:
07/04/09 - Hamden, Lake Whitney -- ORCHARD ORIOLE.
From James Restivo:
07/04/09 - Groton, I-95, Exit 74 -- 1 BLACK VULTURE.
Guilford, private residence -- 1 or 2 calling NORTHERN BOBWHITES.
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Subject: CT Report 07/09/2009 SEDGE WREN
From: Roy Harvey <rmharvey(AT)snet.net>
Date: 9 Jul 2009 9:33pm
From Donna Rose Smith:
07/09/09 - Roxbury, Painter Ridge rd., Topland Farm -- Sedge Wren 5:15
am.
From Carl Ekroth:
07/09/09 - West Haven, Sandy Pt, with Arne Rosengren & John Maynard --
1 BLACK SKIMMER, 1 NELSONS SPARROW.
07/09/09 - Madison, Hammonasset Beach State Park -- KING
EIDER continues at the end of the moraine trail.
From Fran and Tom Holloway:
07/09/09 - Madison, Hammonasset State Park --- At the end of the
Moraine Trail on Meigs Point, the immature male KING EIDER continues.
Two ROSEATE TERNS. LITTLE BLUE HERON in the adjoining marsh. About
9:00 am.
From Tina Green:
07/09/09 - Westport, Sherwood Island State Park -- (8-8:45AM) 1 Brown
Thrasher,
From Patrick Comins:
07/09/09 - Stratford, southern edge of the marsh at the Stratford
Great Meadows Unit of Stewart B. McKinney NWR (seen from Pleasure
Beach) -- two Common Ravens calling from the ground.
From Glenn and Beth Williams:
07/08/09 - Stonington, Stonington Point -- 3 WILSON'S STORM-PETRELS
visible for over a half hour at the western side of the southernmost
breakwater.
From Renee Baade w/Neil Currie:
07/08/09 - Simsbury -- one MISSISSIPPI KITE seen over Great Pond, late
morning, off Great Pond Rd.
From John Oshlick, others:
07/09/09 - Roxbury -- SEDGE WREN seen but mostly heard, morning.
From: Donna Marschalk:
07/06/09 - Southbury, Spruce Brook Road, upper end of road near
intersection of Purchase Brook Rd -- BROWN THRASHER flitting in and
out of a hedgerow.
From Patrick Dugan, Frank Gallo:
07/06/09 - Roxbury, Topland Farm, Painter Hill Rd, at telephone pole
#834 south of road and east of white barns -- SEDGE WREN at 8:25 PM.
From Jim Dugan with Patrick Dugan, Greg Hanisek, Renee Baade, Neil
Currie, Olaf Soltau, Tom Hook:
07/06/09 - Roxbury, Topland Farm, Painter Hill Rd, at telephone pole
#834 south of road and east of white barns -- SEDGE WREN singing in
hayfield, 630 am.
From Tony Hager:
07/06/09 - Middletown, over the science tower at Wesleyan -- 1:30 PM,
2 BLACK VULTURES.
07/08/09 - Middletown, Randolph Road near Rt 9 -- Peregrine Falcon in
flight being attacked by a songbird.
From Bob Dewire:
07/05/09 - Stonington, Stonington Point -- 1 WILSON'S STORM PETREL in
the waters west of the offshore breakwater where Glenn Williams
reported some later.
East Lyme, at Exit 74 on I-95 -- 2 BLACK VULTURES on the light pole.
From Chris Nevins:
07/05/09 - Shelton, Bridgeport Avenue -- three Common Ravens
dumpster diving at the Outback Steakhouse and hanging on the rock wall
above.
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Subject: CT Report 07/10/2009
From: Roy Harvey <rmharvey(AT)snet.net>
Date: 10 Jul 2009 9:56pm
From Glenn Williams and Nick Bonomo:
07/10/09 - Long Island Sound, ferry from New London to Orient Pt -- 7
WILSON'S STORM-PETRELS (high count at one time in CT waters).
From Tony Hager:
07/10/09 - Middletown, over the Science Tower at Wesleyan -- 3:30 PM,
4 BLACK VULTURES.
From Brian Webster:
07/10/09 - Stratford yard/woods -- 1 Common Raven fly-over.
From Steve Spector:
07/10/09 - Milford, Silver Beach -- two breeding plumage Horned Grebes
persist just off of Silver Beach.
From William Young:
07/09/09 - Coventry, Skunkamaug golf course -- Heard a Northern
Bobwhite.
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Subject: CT Report 07/11/2009
From: Roy Harvey <rmharvey(AT)snet.net>
Date: 11 Jul 2009 9:18pm
From Chris Loscalzo and the New Haven Bird Club birding group:
07/11/09 - East Hartford, behind Cabela's -- GRASSHOPPER SPARROW,
EASTERN MEADOWLARK.
South Windsor -- SEDGE WREN.
Simsbury, Great Pond State Forest -- MISSISSIPPI KITE.
From Ralph Amodei, NHBC Field Trip:
07/11/09 - East Hartford, behind Cabela's -- 3 GRASSHOPPER SPARROWS.
From Rollin Tebbetts:
07/11/09 - South Windsor, Bradley Airport -- 1 American Woodcock.
From Hank Golet:
07/11/09 - Old Lyme, Watch Rock area -- 1 Least Bittern female in
creek.
From Frank Mantlik
07/11/09 - Stratford, Short Beach -- 6:50am, 1 BLACK SKIMMER. 5:30pm,
1 FORSTER'S TERN.
From David W Babington:
07/11/09 - Roxbury, Topland Farm on Painter Hill Rd, telephone pole
#834 -- No Sedge Wren seen or heard.
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