Eastern Phoebe, so many everywhere
Savannah Sparrows are abundant at Stratford Point in October, with dozens each day
White-crowned Sparrows are much less so; this individual was on the Sikorsky walkway in Stratford
A Merlin on the ground mid-hunt rather than flying by a hawk watch
One of Milford Point's staggering total of Yellow-rumped Warblers
Atlantic Brant, some of nearly 4,000 I watched go by Stratford Point in only a few hours one day
This late Semipalmated Plover got out just in time before the snowy nor'easter
Can you count all of those Tree Swallows? Many more were present at Stratford Point
This female Eastern Bluebird flew into Stratford Point with a male on Halloween, a very rare sight there - fleeing snow cover to the north?
A bad year for Eastern Meadowlarks in Connecticut but 2-3 have been present some days at Stratford Point
Finally, this Vesper Sparrow at Stratford Point, who refuses to allow me a good photo
Scott Kruitbosch
Conservation Technician
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