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Utah Bird Profile |
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Name Roots: (Gr. streptos, "Twisted" - decaocto, "?") |
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| In Utah: |
A rare permanent resident in Utah that is spreading rapidly across the state
since the first sighting in May of 2000. Sightings in Utah Map of Sightings Article by Tuula Rose |
 by Milt Moody |
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| Characteristic behavior: |
Displays in flight by gliding with slightly down-curved wings and spread
tail showing undertail markings. Flocks at grain stores and farmyards |
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| Habitat: | Found in parks, rural residential and farm areas. |
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| How to find: |
Usual Places: Utah County |
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USGS Profile Geological Survey)
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US
Winter Range Map |
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Summer Range Map | |
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