To all:
The bird did not bounce up and down. And I was the only observer, unfortunately. All these replies are great, and I also appreciate those who look on the lighter side of things.
Brian
-------------- Original message --------------
> This discussion has led me to page 391 of my Sibley Guide. The mystery bird
> seems to have a strong resemblance to the Juvenile (Apr-Aug) Rock Wren
> illustrated there. Sibley notes that these birds "bounce up and down (deep knee bends)." Did any of the observers notice this bouncing or a pronounced
> lack thereof?
>
> Tom Williams
>
> _______________________________________________
>
> "Utah Birds" web site: http://www.utahbirds.org
> BirdTalk:
> To subscribe, e-mail: birdtalk-subscribe@utahbirds.org
> To unsubscribe, e-mail: birdtalk-unsubscribe@utahbirds.org
> To send a message, e-mail: birdtalk@utahbirds.org
> _________________________________________________