Verification of Unusual Sight Record
For Utah

Rec. # 2026-63


Common name:

Parasitic Jaeger

Scientific name: Stercorarius parasiticus
Date: 08/30/2026
Time: 09:00
Length of time observed: 5 min
Number: 1
Age: Juvenile
Sex: Unknown
Location: Sand Hollow State Park/Reservoir
County: Washington
Latilong: Unknown
Elevation: +/- 3000
Distance to bird: 110 yards
Optical equipment: Binoculars and Nikon Camera w600mm lens
Weather: Warm, Sunny, Clear Sky
Light Conditions: Bright
Description:        Size of bird: Medium
(Description:)       Basic Shape:  
(Description:)  Overall Pattern: Warm tans and grays
(Description:)            Bill Type: Slender
(Description:)                              
Field Marks and
Identifying Characteristics:
Patterned coverts, light colored belly, light/gray-ish band around neck, slender bill with a black tip, point tip extending beyond tail feathers
(see photos)
Song or call & method of delivery: None
Behavior: Very assertive dynamic flyer
Habitat: Reservoir
Similar species and how
were they eliminated:
 
Previous experience with
this & similar species:
None
References consulted: I knew seeing this species was a possibility due to previously reported sightings. With the photos I took, I referenced field guides to identify the bird in my photo.
Description from: From photo(s) taken at the time of the sighting
Observer: Jennifer Dudek
Observer's address: Las Vegas NV, 89183
Observer's e-mail address: **
Other observers who independently identified this bird:  
Date prepared: 10/04/2026
Additional material: Photos
Additional comments: