[CT Daily] 03/02/2008 TUNDRA SWAN

[Roy Harvey]

 From Frank Mantlik
3/02 - Stratford, Long Beach Blvd., Lewis Gut/Great Meadows
marsh -- 12:45, TUNDRA SWAN continues.

  From Jim Dugan, Patrick Dugan, Mary Ann O'Leary:
3/02 - Stratford -- 10:00AM, Tundra Swan flew from one of the center  
estuaries west to the large flats on the north side of the railroad  
trail. Stayed there 5 minutes. Flew south west.

 From Bill Asteriades and Rick Macsuga:
3/02 Derby, Osbornedale State Park -- 2 BLACK VULTURES
Stratford, water channel on left at end of Long Beach Boulevard --
TUNDRA SWAN
Stratford, McKinney NWR -- 3 BOAT-TAILED GRACKLES

 From Ken Elkins
3/02 - Essex to Chester, CT Audubon Eagle Viewing Cruise aboard the
RiverQuest -- 1 GOLDEN EAGLE, 18 BALD EAGLES, 2 ROUGH-LEGGED HAWKS, 37
GREAT CORMORANTS.
3/02 - Milford, Milford Point -- 1 IPSWICH SAVANNAH SPARROW (at the
feeder's)

 From Tim Antanaitis and Carolyn Cimino:
3/02 - Stratford, Long Beach -- TUNDRA SWAN with an immature Mute Swan
only a few feet off shore of the marsh side, 4:30-5:15.

 From Chris Loscalzo:
3/02 -  Simsbury, at Simsbury Park -- 16 PINE GROSBEAKS, eating from
the fruiting trees behind the ice rink.

 From Mike and Wanda Moccio:
3/02 - Stamford Cove Island Park -- Female REDHEAD continues in same
area  next to bridges.

 From Marty Moore:
3/02 - Wallingford -- One very early Broad-winged Hawk headed north
over Veterans' Park on East Center Street today at about 2 p.m.

 From Diane Tucker:
3/02 - Farmington  -- 3:00, Broad-winged Hawk at Hill-Stead Museum.

 From Bruce Fellman:
3/02 - North Stonington, Denison Hill Rd (approx 1/2 mile north from
Rt 216 -- at least two, possibly three Greater White-fronted Goose.
Also Northern Pintail.

 From Marty Swanhall:
03/02 - Woodbury, home feeder -- one RED-BREASTED NUTHATCH