ML513699861

Observation details

**Very rare. Apparent 12th state record if accepted. First heard single "chimp" note from brushy area here (40.9031419, -111.9259918) and immediately thought WIWR but there were at least a dozen SOSP in the vicinity so I was hesitant to call it. Started pishing and the bird moved in instantly, giving distinctive doubled "chimp chimp" calls. Lower and rougher than PAWR with SOSP-like quality (not high, short "chet" of PAWR). Lower on spectrogram than PAWR as well (4 kHz). Excellent looks from within 10 feet of a pale gray-brown stub-tailed wren, not dark rufous-brown like PAWR.