[CT Daily] 09/19/2007

[Roy Harvey]

Note 1: The eider reported from Hammonasset in recent days has been
determined to be a Common Eider.

Note 2: The second report for the season of RED-CROSSBILLS fits right
in with the recent Winter Finch Forecast.  You don't know about the
Winter Finch Forecast?  You should be reading CTBirds!
http://lists.ctbirding.org/pipermail/ctbirds_lists.ctbirding.org/Week-of-Mon-20070910/002973.html


 From Renee Baade:
9/19 - Bridgewater, Botsford Hill hawk watch - 2 fly-over RED
CROSSBILLS, seen and heard calling.

 From Florence McBride
9/18 - Hamden, flying low over Greenway Street by Lake Whitney -- 1
COMMON NIGHTHAWK

 From Lorraine Gundersen:
9/18 - Guilford, Moose Hill Road -- 2 Common Ravens

 From Gina Nichol:
9/19 - Madison, Hammonasset State Park (7-9 AM) -- 2 AMERICAN
GOLDEN-PLOVER, EASTERN MEADOWLARK, RED-BREASTED NUTHATCH,  BROWN
THRASHER, MARSH WREN

 From Stephanie Almeida:
09/19 - Stratford, Marsh behind Sikorsky Airport, across the 
street from factory -- 1 SORA at 1pm.

 From Charlotte Weston and Banding Crew:
9/18 - Milford, CT Audubon Coastal Ctr. -- 1 BROWN THRASHER

 From Shaun Martin:
9/18 - Stamford, Cove Island -- 1 Yellow-breasted Chat
Norwalk, NCC -- 1 Mourning Warbler in woods next to school

 From Meredith Sampson:
9/18 - Old Greenwich, Greenwich Point -- 4 RED-BREASTED NUTHATCHES,
PHILADELPHIA VIREO

 From Luke Tiller
9/19 - Redding, Saugatuck Falls Natural Area -- 1 OLIVE-SIDED
FLYCATCHER, 12+ PURPLE FINCHES and 1 SWAINSON'S THRUSH (all out on the
Old Field Trail).

 From Bev Propen:
9/19 - Orange backyard -- 1 RED BREASTED NUTHATCH continues at suet &
sunflower chip feeder.