FW: varied thrush in Canyonlands

["Eric Huish" <poorwill_ at hotmail dot com>]

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 It was submitted by Leslie Loeffel. (lloeffel@weber.edu)
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Subject: varied thrush in Canyonlands

Email_Address: lloeffel@weber.edu

Message: On Friday afternoon, Oct. 15, a varied thrush was seen in the 
Needles District of Canyonlands National Park.  The bird was either a female 
or a juvenile; it had a partial breast band and white under the tail and 
halfway up the belly.  Identification was made based on the bird's orange 
supercilium, two orange wing bars, and orange streaks down the wings.  David 
Deutch and Leslie Loeffel observed the bird hopping in the road on the Salt 
Creek Road 2.7 miles from the gate.  (This is a 4WD drive road which 
requires a backcountry permit to enter.)  Could the hotline coordinator let 
me know whether this is an appropriate bird to report to the hotline?  
Thanks--Leslie

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