from Nick Bonomo, Jerry Connolly, and Glenn Williams: 8/23 - Groton, Bluff Point State Park -- DICKCISSEL, WILSON'S WARBLER, 5 BOBOLINK 400 warblers of 13 species. Other birds of note - Worm-eating Warbler and 3 Warbling Vireo - not common at the park for morning flight, 50 Blue-gray Gnatcatchers, an estimated 220 American Redstarts - seemed to be about 80% of the total warblers IDed so probably more than 220.  A possible Cerulean Warbler got away.  Complete list below: Canada Goose  12 Mute Swan  2 American Black Duck  4 Mallard  2 Double-crested Cormorant  3 Great Blue Heron  1 Osprey  2 Greater Yellowlegs  1 Laughing Gull  1 Ring-billed Gull  2 Herring Gull  4 Rock Pigeon  2 Mourning Dove  8 Chimney Swift  18 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  12 Belted Kingfisher  1 Downy Woodpecker  3 Eastern Wood-Pewee  4 Least Flycatcher  1 Empidonax sp.  4 Eastern Phoebe  2 Eastern Kingbird  7 Warbling Vireo  3 Red-eyed Vireo  5 Blue Jay  4 American Crow  6 Purple Martin  4 Tree Swallow  2 Barn Swallow  1 Tufted Titmouse  1 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher  50 Veery  1 American Robin  16 Gray Catbird  10 Northern Mockingbird  4 European Starling  2 Cedar Waxwing  8 Worm-eating Warbler  1 Blue-winged Warbler  3 Black-and-white Warbler  35 Common Yellowthroat  4 American Redstart  220 Northern Parula  2 Magnolia Warbler  12 Yellow Warbler  10 Chestnut-sided Warbler  4 Prairie Warbler  1 Black-throated Green Warbler  1 Canada Warbler  2 Wilson's Warbler  1 warbler sp.  100 Eastern Towhee  10 Song Sparrow  1 Northern Cardinal  4 Rose-breasted Grosbeak  1 Dickcissel  1 Bobolink  5 Red-winged Blackbird  12 Brown-headed Cowbird  8 Baltimore Oriole  3 American Goldfinch  8 Glenn Williams Mystic