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ML45290171

Boreal Owl Aegolius funereus

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Tim Avery Contenuti multimediali da questo collaboratore Profilo

Data

15 lug 2016 eBird checklist S33287588

Località

Center Creek Canyon & Bald Knoll
Wasatch, Utah, United States
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Mappa
Mappa Coordinate: 40.4168778, -111.2207794
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Note contenuto multimediale

Single call note

Dettagli dell'osservazione

The bird was not observed, but an audible was recorded. While guiding an out of state birder having gotten the owls he wanted the night before we decided to do some exploratory high-elevation owling. We picked areas that looked like they could potentially have Boreal, Saw-whet, or Pygmy-Owls, based off my previous owling in the area. In particular was a very old, east facing slope in the Bald Knoll area. The thick spruce-fir forest here is bordered by a ridge with a few aspen patches. The area sit's right around 9,800' in elevation and the forest patch covers 100s of continuous acres. To the west of the particular patch is a large open meadow that borders the forest for about a 1/2 miles and wraps around the mountainside In Colorado, BOOW found to occur between 9,100 and 10,400 ft. elevation although the highest densities were above 9,800 ft. in mature spruce-fir forests where there were numerous subalpine meadows and high populations of red-backed voles. We started the night trying for Flammulated, then Pymgy, and Saw-whet Owls with no response. We decided to try the Boreal Owl last since it was the larger and more aggressive of the species. We started playing a typical territorial male song in bursts of 30 seconds with 2 minutes of listening. After the very first burst, we heard a distinctive alarm call from the stand which was about 100 yards away. We played the song again, and again had the call in response. I got my recorder ready and after the 3rd burst was able to catch the call on tape. The alarm call in response to the male song is basically "ooo-ahh". Given the distance to the bird and my cheap recording equipment, you can only make out the highest part of the call. But in the open, the "ooo-ahh" could be heard clearly.

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iPhone 6s
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