English and Scientific names:	Say\'s Phoebe Sayornis saya
Number of individuals:	1 individual, sex unknown, age not noted
Locality: LOUISIANA:	Iberville parish
Specific Locality:	Sherburne South Farm, just south of beige trailer in northwest corner of main impoundment area
Date(s) when observed:	11 March 2010
Time(s) of day when observed:	approximately 3:15PM
Reporting observer and address:	Joshua Sylvest Baton Rouge, LA
Other observers accompanying reporter who also identified the bird(s):	None
Other observers not accompanying reporter who also identified the bird(s):	David Anderson (?)
Light conditions:	Sun directly overhead. The bird was well-lit
Optical equipment:	Leica 10x42 binoculars, good condition
Distance to bird(s):	ca. 25-30ft
Duration of observation:	ca. 15 minutes
Habitat:	moist soil unit surrounded by mature bottomland hardwood
Behavior of bird:	The bird was observed at rest and foraging, sallying for insects in typical flycatcher fashion.
Description:	Dark, gray-brown bird above and below. Salmon colored lower belly and flanks, blackish tail. Dark gray throat and upper breast. Bill, tarsi, and feet black, eyes dark. Size and shape similar to Eastern Phoebe.
Voice:	n/a
Similar species:	Eastern Phoebe similar in size, shape, overall proportions. This bird was darker overall, more brownish. Black tail and darker colored head stood out. Dark throat and breast, salmon-colored flanks and belly eliminate Eastern.
Photographs or tape recordings obtained?	Photos exist on a busted computer. They won\'t be available soon but I will submit them when I can get to them.
Previous experience:	Observed in Arizona and a handful of times in LA.
Identification aids: at time of observation:	None
Notes made from memory?	Memory
Are you positive of your identification? If not, explain:	Yes
Date and time:	21 October 2010, 9AM