Here is a "documentation-quality" photo (i.e., lousy) of Ed's Ibis. 
Don't be fooled by the photo though... for this bird's plumage is 
spectacular:
<http://www.flickr.com/photos/36866981@N03/5650685813/in/pool-vtebird>
The page contains a map of the sighting location.

Earlier in the day we heard crows creating a commotion above Lake 
Runnemede (Evarts Pond) at Paradise Park in Windsor. Spencer 
investigated and found at least 4 crows mobbing a barred owl. They were 
holding nothing back in their effort to chase off the owl, including 
what appeared to be direct strikes. The owl was seen briefly hanging 
upside down from it's perch, and then appeared to fall to the forest 
floor. At this point the crows departed and the owl calmly sat watching 
us (see photo below). We were a bit relieved to see the owl fly off 
through the forest after ~10 minutes, apparently uninjured.
<http://www.flickr.com/photos/36866981@N03/5651709432/in/photostream>

Doug & Spencer Hardy with George Clark, Norwich


On 4/24/2011 3:49 PM, Edward and Sandra Hack wrote:
>     April 24
>
>      A Glossy Ibis was seen early this afternoon in a flooded field about 1 mile north of Woodstock Village on the West side of Rte. 12. The puddle in which it was seen is the first on the left beyond a farm at the intersection of 12 and the Pomfret Rd. ( the rt. hand fork).
>
>      Ed Hack

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