BIRD SIGHTINGS ALPHABETIZED BY LOCALE–updated 12-31-2005

BIRD	DATE	COUNTY	LOCATION	DETAIL
Jay, Pinyon	09-19-05	Beaver	Minersville	Dripping springs - N. on a dirt road off of rt 21 almost directly from where 130 "T's" with it. Dripping Springs is the name of the first one on the UT R & R Atlas.
Sparrow, White-throated	09-19-05	Beaver	Minersville	Dripping springs - N. on a dirt road off of rt 21 almost directly from where 130 "T's" with it. Dripping Springs is the name of the first one on the UT R & R Atlas.
Wren, Winter	10-19-05	Box Elder	Box Elder Campground	E. bank of Box Elder Creek, E. of campsite 17 on Loop A. located in the town of Mantua, approximately 2 miles E. of Brigham City on US 89/91. Bear left in front of the campground's visitor information sign at the entrance and you're on Loop A.
Avocet, American	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 2,086
Bufflehead	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 1,845
Canvasback	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 20,074
Canvasback	10-12-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Unit 1 which is on N. end, Sago Pondweed, 16566, fall count
Coot, American	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 16,824
Cormorant, Double- Crested	10-12-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall count, 388
Cormorant, Double-Crested	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 142
Dowitcher	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 276
Duck, Redhead	10-12-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall count 7566
Duck, Ring-necked	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 27
Duck, Ring-necked	10-12-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall count 8
Duck, Ruddy	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 12,431
Duck, Ruddy	10-12-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall count, 5747
Egret, Great	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 9
Egret, Great	10-12-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall count, 11
Egret, Snowy	10-12-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall count, 35
Falcon, Peregrine	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 1
Gadwall	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 39,395
Gadwall	10-12-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall count, 11459
Grebe, Clark’s	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 52
Grebe, Clark’s	10-12-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall count, 146
Grebe, Eared	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 6
Grebe, Eared	10-12-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall count, 910
Grebe, Pied-billed	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 21
Grebe, Pied-billed	10-12-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall count, 16
Grebe, Western	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 53
Grebe, Western	10-12-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall count, 246
Gull, Bonaparte’s	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 44
Gull, California	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 42
Gull, Herring	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 4
Gull, Ring-billed	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 558
Harrier, Northern	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 45
Heron, Black-crowned Night-	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 70
Heron, Great Blue	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 62
Heron, Great Blue	10-12-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall count, 85
Ibis, White-faced	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 4
Kestrel, American	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 1
Merganser, Red-breasted	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 36
Pelican, American White	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 256
Pelican, American White	10-12-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall count, 402
Pintail, Northern	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 104,529
Plover, Am. Golden	05-29-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	long stretch towards the gun club. On the left hand side in the muddy area, which was filled with gulls, stood one lonely AMERICAN GOLDEN PLOVER. This is the area before the stream crosses under the road.
Redhead	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 5,213
Sanderling	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 1
Scaup	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 24
Shoveler	10-12-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall count, 15904
Shoveler, Northern	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 49,938
Swan, Tundra	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 15,584
Teal, Cinnamon	10-12-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall count, 2704
Teal, Green-winged	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 83,596
Wigeon	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall Count 17,322
Yellowlegs, Greater	11-03-05	Box Elder	BRMBR	Fall count 335
Owl, Burrowing	09-18-05	Box Elder	Lucin	(15) driving to Lucin via Pilot Peak Rd. Fri. night
Owl, Short-eared	09-18-05	Box Elder	Lucin	driving to Lucin via Pilot Peak Rd. Fri. night
Poorwill, Common	09-18-05	Box Elder	Lucin	driving to Lucin via Pilot Peak Rd. Fri. night
Grosbeak, Evening	11-10-05	Box Elder	Mantua	Box Elder Campground
Partridge, Gray	12-24-05	Box Elder	Portage	2 flocks
Harrier, Northern	12-27-05	Box Elder	Promontory Point
Sparrow, American Tree	12-27-05	Box Elder	Salt Creek	20 birds
Sparrow, Harris’	01-03-05	Box Elder	Willard Bay	take I-15 to exit 354 and turn w./sw at the end of the exit ramp. Several hundred yd. later, turn right (W.) onto 4000N in Farr West--almost directly across from Smith & Edwards. You'll also see the sign for Willard Bay's S. Marina at this intersection. Drive W. until you see the sign pointing S. to the rail trail. You'll find parking at the trail-head. Continue w. on 4000N and turn right (N.) when the road ends at a "T" intersection. Notice the sign for Willard Bay WMA on the left. This road is muddy, potholed, rocky, and not suitable for 2WD passenger cars at this time. Drive n. .7 miles until the Russian Olive trees close in tightly on either side of the road. The Harris's Sparrow was on the w. side.
Warbler, Tennessee	08-25 to 28-05	Box Elder	Willard Bay	at the extreme w. end of the boardwalk nature trail, or just further W. where the campground road crosses the stream
Merlin	02-17-05	Cache	Beus
Jay, Blue	02-25-05	Cache	Clarkston	feeder at the yellow house on Main Street (about 200 South?).
Goshawk, No.	02-17-05	Cache	Cutler Marsh
Shrike, Northern	02-17-05	Cache	Cutler Marsh	S side of Rt. 30/200 N just E of the boat launch area,
Loon, Pacific	10-31-05	Cache	Hyrum Reservoir	Near dam then flew to the east
Scoter, Surf	10-31-05	Cache	Hyrum Reservoir
Owl, Long-eared	02-20-05	Cache	Mendon	west on 600 South, I eventually reached the wildlife management area (I forget the name of it, sorry). There is a large mess of trees near a driveway, and these trees are VERY close to the road.
Owl, Barn	02-20-05	Cache	Nibley	1500 West
Owl, Short-eared	02-20-05	Cache	Nibley	1500 West
Flycatcher, Gray	08-06-05	Cache	Tony Grove Area
Grouse, Ruffed	08-06-05	Cache	Tony Grove Area	Franklin Basin Road- several miles N of Tony Grove Rd.
Kingfisher, Belted	08-06-05	Cache	Tony Grove Area	Franklin Basin Road- several miles N of Tony Grove Rd.
Sapsucker, Williamson’s	08-06-05	Cache	Tony Grove Area	Franklin Basin Road- several miles N of Tony Grove Rd.
Sparrow,-White-crowned	08-06-05	Cache	Tony Grove Area
Warbler, MacGillivray’s	08-06-05	Cache	Tony Grove Area	Franklin Basin Road- several miles N of Tony Grove Rd.
Owl, Snowy	01-22-05	Colorado	Pawnee Natl Grasslands	Pawnee is located about 2 1/2 hours east of Denver.
Blackbird, Red-winged	01-03-05	Davis	Antelope Island
Curlew, Long-billed	10-30-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway
Duck, Ruddy	01-03-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway
Eagle, Bald	01-03-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Ranch
Falcon, Peregrine	10-30-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Road to the Ranch
Goldeneye, Common	01-03-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway
Goldfinch, American	01-03-05	Davis	Antelope Island
Goose, Canada	01-03-05	Davis	Antelope Island
Grebes, Eared	10-30-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway
Grebes, Horned	10-30-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway
Gull, Bonaparte’s	10-30-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway
Gull, California	01-03-05	Davis	Antelope Island
Gull, Sabine’s	08-14-05	Davis	Antelope Island	MM. 2 to 3
Harrier, Northern	01-03-05	Davis	Antelope Island
Junco	01-03-05	Davis	Antelope Island
Knot, Red	09-13-05	Davis	Antelope Island	close to the shore on the N. of the causeway, but ranged from mm 3 to mm 5 during the time we observed him (12:30 - 1:30)
Knot, Red	09-13-05	Davis	Antelope Island	MM 3 Causeway
Knot, Red	08-06-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway a long way out
Knot, Red	07-31-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway No. side
Magpie	01-03-05	Davis	Antelope Island
Meadowlark, Western	01-03-05	Davis	Antelope Island
Owl, Barn	08-11-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Garr Ranch
Owl, Burrowing	12-21-05	Davis	Antelope Island	big bridge at mile .8 near the marina, also one by Chukar rocks
Owl, Burrowing	12-19-05	Davis	Antelope Island	One on concrete barriers on S. side of causeway MM3 –2, Another after final left turn to Garr Ranch where you pass through gate. Owl seen in the “Chukar” rocks.
Owl, Long-eared	08-10-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Garr Ranch
Phalarope, Red	10-12-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Carol, Causeway
Plover, American Golden	09-11-05	Davis	Antelope Island	first bridge, Causeway
Plover, Black Bellied	12-18-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway by MM 3 N. side
Plover, Black-bellied	08-06-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway
Plover, Black-bellied	04-12-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Mm 4-5, Causeway
Plover, Semi-palmated	07-31-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway No. side
Plover, Snowy	07-31-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway No. side mm6-7
Raven, Common	01-03-05	Davis	Antelope Island
Sanderlings	07-31-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway No. side
Sandpiper, Curlew	08-28-05	Davis	Antelope Island	With Avocets, Causeway
Sandpiper, Curlew	08-14 to 26-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway, N. side, a little more than .4 mile W. of the entrance station, where the water first begins. Also, back at the bridge on the S. side
Sandpiper, Pectoral	08-06-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway
Scaup, Lesser	10-30-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway
Scoter, Black	11-11-05	Davis	Antelope Island	So. Side of causeway between big bridge closes to the marina and the chain link fence just a bit further west
Scoter, Surf	11-04-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway Between bridge and marina
Shoveler, Northern	10-30-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway
Shrike, Northern	10-30-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Road to the Ranch
Shrike, Northern	10-11-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Garr Ranch-bison bog
Sparrow, Am. Tree	01-03-05	Davis	Antelope Island	By trees on E. of Rd to Ranch
Sparrow, White-throated	10-30-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Garr Ranch, fence line behind ranch house
Sparrow, White-throated	10-11-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Garr Ranch
Tattler, Wandering	09-11-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway, 1st seen on the N. side just E. of the bridge nearest the marina. We observed the bird (non-breeding plumage) for about 1 1/2 hours (from 3:15 to 4:45) at this location as he alternately foraged for food and rested in the rocks. He stayed within a few feet of the shoreline.
Tattler, Wandering	09-11-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway, bridge closest to the marina, N. side of causeway.
Turnstone, Ruddy	09-12-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway, MM 4 to MM 5, seen 12^th and 13^th.
Turnstone, Ruddy	08-07-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway so of Weather station, also 100 yd E of mm3 on N side
Warbler, MacGillivray’s	08-11-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Garr Ranch
Warbler, Nashville	08-13-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Garr Ranch
Warbler, Orange-crowned	08-11-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Garr Ranch (by the spring)
Warbler, Townsend’s	08-13-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Garr Ranch
Warbler, Wilson’s	08-11-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Garr Ranch
Whimbrel	08-15-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway, weather station close to MM1 on the N. side
Whimbrel	08-13-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Garr Ranch mm 1-2
Whimbrel	08-07-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway mm2
Willet	10-30-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway
Yellowlegs, Greater	10-30-05	Davis	Antelope Island	Causeway
Waxwing, Bohemian	01-17-05	Davis	Bountiful	Bountiful Blvd and 16^th East
Harrier, Northern	12-25-05	Davis	Farmington Bay
Heron, Great Blue	12-25-05	Davis	Farmington Bay
Heron, Green	05-30-05	Davis	Farmington Bay	sighted near the wooded area where the foot bridge crosses Farmington Creek. This is west and a little north of the office. The only access is to walk
Redhead	01-02-05	Davis	Farmington Bay
Shrike, Loggerhead	12-25-05	Davis	Farmington Bay
Sparrow, American Tree	01-21-05	Davis	Farmington Bay	At the bend in the road
Woodpecker, Downy	01-02-05	Davis	Farmington Bay
Yellowlegs	01-21-05	Davis	Farmington Bay	Pond just before restrooms
Warbler, Orange-crowned	01-04-05	Davis	Kay’s Creek	drive N on I-15 and take exit 332. At the end of the exit ramp, proceed straight across the intersection onto Fort Lane. Drive 1.1 miles and turn left (west) onto Wasatch Drive. You're entering the Layton Municipal Complex. You can either turn right on a small loop off Wasatch called Constitution, or continue around Wasatch Drive. You'll see the mature trees behind all the buildings— where the path and Kay’s Creek are. Park either along the road or in any of the lots that serve the park areas. The waterfowl use the south area where the creek opens up into a big pool. The warbler and other birds were at the end of the path near the sports bubble.
Bunting, Indigo	06-21-05	Garfield	Calf Creek	Calf Creek Recreation Area (Calf Creek Falls trailhead and campground), in the Escalante Grand Staircase National Monument in Garfield County. It was singing along Calf Creek, and was seen from the bridge that you cross just after entering the recreation area.
Jay, Gray	09-30-05	Iron	Cedar Breaks	Radar Ridge road (the gravel road heading to the west about 1 mile south of Cedar Breaks' boundary
Duck, Long-tailed	10-15-05	Iron	Quichapa Lake
Dunlin	10-15-05	Iron	Quichapa Lake
Sandpiper, Pectoral	10-15-05	Iron	Quichapa Lake
Hawk, Swainson’s	06-05-05	Juab	Burriston Ponds
Godwit, Hudsonian	09-05-05	Juab	Fish Springs
Hawk, Ferruginous	10-29-05	Juab	Mona	In vicinity
Hawk, Red-tailed	10-29-05	Juab	Mona
Chat, Yellow-breasted	06-05-05	Juab	Nephi	Turn off I-15 go East up canyon 3 miles, turn out on S.
Sparrow, Clay-colored	06-02-05	Millard	Black Rock	S. side of the Black Rock-Garrison Road 4 miles E. of Crystal Peak.
Pintail, Northern	02-26-05	Millard	Clear Lake
Sparrow, Sage	02-26-05	Millard	Clear Lake	West 1 mile from rr tracks
Goose, Snow	02-26-05	Millard	Gunnison Bend Reservoir
Eagle, Golden	02-26-05	Millard	Rd 6	MM 96
Owl, Northern Pygmy-	12-28-05	Morgan	Arnold Smith home