Verification of Unusual
Sight Record
For Utah
Rec. # 2004-25
| Common name: |
Whip-poor-will |
| Scientific name: | Caprimulgus vociferus |
| Date: | 8-4-83 |
| Time: | evening |
| Length of time observed: | |
| Number: | 1 |
| Age: | |
| Sex: | |
| Location: | Split Mountain Campground, Dinosaur National Monument |
| County: | Uintah |
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| Optical equipment: | |
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| Detailed description of bird: | |
| Song or call & method of delivery: | whip-poor-will call, no record of how often repeated |
| Behavior: | |
| Habitat: | |
| Similar
species and
how were they eliminated: |
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| Previous
experience with this & similar species: |
I was very familiar with the calls of Whip-poor-will in SE AZ, (several field trips from Phoenix, where I was living at the time), also familiar with those of Common Poorwill. |
| References consulted: | |
| Description from: | Notes taken at time of sighting |
| Observer: | Robert C. Bradley |
| Observer's address: | 2277 El Verano Ct., Grand Junction, CO 81503 |
| Observer's e-mail address: | azbradley@earthlink.net |
| Other observers who independently identified this bird: | |
| Date prepared: | 9-25-04 (General Public) |
| Additional material: | |
| Additional comments: | I was not aware of the significance of this record for UT at the time. It was only when I was trying to enter this into a database, and found out it was not being accepted, that I checked and discovered how far out of range this was. |