[CT Daily] 04/10/2008 BOHEMIAN WAXWING

[Roy Harvey]

 From Milica Ivovic and Nancy LaFleur via Chris Elphick:
4/09 - Storrs, UConn campus -- BOHEMIAN WAXWING.

 From Bob Bitondi:
4/10 - Storrs, UConn campus, Glenbrook Road between Storrs Hall and
CLAS building --  8:30 AM, BOHEMIAN WAXWING.

 From Chris Elphick:
4/10 - Storrs, UConn campus -- at least one BOHEMIAN WAXWING at 9:15.
All sightings of the Bohemian have been in the fruit trees by the CLAS
building, which is just across Glenbrook Road from Swan Lake in the NE
corner of campus (bottom right on this map:
http://www.sp.uconn.edu/%7Eucbsg/map.gif which is oriented such that
North is to the right.  The fruit trees are on the west side of the
building.  

 From Glenn, Beth, Madeleine, and Eliza Williams:
4/10 - Storrs, UConn-CLAS Building -- (3:55-4:25pm) BOHEMIAN WAXWING
at previously described location, though in coniferous tree west and
across the street from the crabapple.  It was in the presence of about
20 Cedar Waxwings.  It remained in the large conifer except to come to
the ground to feed on dropped crabapples underneath the conifer.  We
never saw it go to the fruit tree.

 From Jerry Connolly
4/10 - Hammonasset State Park -- AMERICAN GOLDEN PLOVER (continues),
PECTORAL SANDPIPER (with plover)

 From Jan Collins:
4/10 - Somers, Durkee Rd, Scantic Riparian Area -- 10-12 RUSTY
BLACKBIRDS.
Hutton Rd. field -- 1 EASTERN MEADOWLARK


Also of note, the first report of Louisiana Waterthrush.  (If you care
about the state of the migration you should be reading CTBirds too.)