One (1995-38) on 25 Mar 1995, Cameron: Johnsons Bayou, woods S of Hwy. 82 and W of Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company; NASFN49(3):263. This bird was captured in a mist net and reportedly photographed in the hand, but the photographs were never submitted despite numerous requests by the LBRC. The written documentation included: "This bird is unmistakable in the hand," (underline, observer emphasis). The written details were, however, inadequate to identify this species! Although some members were still willing to accept the record based on the in-hand examination, the majority of members were not willing to do this without submission of the alleged photographs to back up the incomplete written description, especially considering that this would constitute only the second or third well-documented state record. The LBRC would gladly reconsider this record upon submission of the photographs.
One (1975-023) on 9-16 December 1975, St. John the Baptist: Reserve. All Members believed that the details were not sufficient for acceptance without additional photo or audio documentation. A Screech-owl in hunting mode could look round-headed and have reddish streaks on the breast as per the description.