8/18/14 Edwin leaves Hamburg Cove on the Connecticut River in Lyme early in the morning and heads south to the Old Saybrook shoreline. He then heads west to Clinton, and around 10 a.m. continues south over Long Island Sound and reaches Long Island around 10:45 a.m. He then heads west and reaches New Jersey around 3:30 p.m., then continues southwest to Davenport Branch – a stream between the Manchester Township and Lacey Township to end his first day of migration south and spend the night.
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Aug 18 – AM Edwin Leaves Connecticut
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Aug 18 ~ Edwin Reaches Long Island and New Jersey
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Aug 18 ~ Near Davenport Branch for Night 1
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Of Note: Edwin’s migration south began on August 18 this year –2 days later than 2013 (Aug. 16). Edwin also started with a slightly different route, by heading south to Long Island and bypassing the southwestern portion of Connecticut but ends up in New Jersey around the same time of day on Day 1.
