Verification of Unusual
Sight Record
For Utah
Rec. # 2007-32b
Common name: |
Blackburnian Warbler |
Scientific name: | Dendroica fusca |
Date: | October 18 2007 |
Time: | 10am |
Length of time observed: | 10 minutes |
Number: | one |
Age: | female |
Sex: | |
Location: | 1432 DOWINGING SLC UT |
County: | Salt Lake |
Latilong: | |
Elevation: | |
Distance to bird: | first 10 ft., 2nd 20 to 30 ft. |
Optical equipment: | binoculars |
Weather: | fair |
Light Conditions: | good |
Description: Size of bird: | about warbler size |
(Description:) Basic Shape: | same |
(Description:) Overall Pattern: | like a towsand's but head way different |
(Description:) Bill Type: | thin |
(Description:)
Field Marks and Identifying Characteristics: |
The head with the eyebrow, eyeline and the cheek patch, the first thing I was looking at. The throat and the under part looked about the same to me. The wing had two white patches. It was darker thru the eye and came to a point behind the eye but was thicker than the front. Frist seen it by the feeder and then it flew out on a tree and was working up and down. |
Song or call & method of delivery: | |
Behavior: | acting like a warbler |
Habitat: | trees and scrubs |
Similar
species and
how were they eliminated: |
first time seeing the bird. |
Previous
experience with this & similar species: |
none |
References consulted: | looked at National Geographic |
Description from: | Notes taken at time of sighting |
Observer: | Pat Jividen |
Observer's address: | 6748 Hollowdale Dr. SLC Ut 84121 |
Observer's e-mail address: | birderpat@hotmail.com |
Other observers who independently identified this bird: | Bob Huntington and Jack Bench saw the bird the next day. |
Date prepared: | 3-21-08 |
Additional material: | |
Additional Comments: |