There are differences between wing bars and wing stripes and eye brows and eye lines. Improper use of terms can lead to future confusion on the part of everyone. Soft part size, shape, and color are also vital pieces of information to persons evaluating sightings. Soft parts include the bill, legs, and eyes of birds. All of the above information that applies to plumage is relevant here as well.
Bird flight can tell people a lot about what a bird is.
Is the flight rapid and smooth or slow and floppy. If so, on what if you can tell. While habitat is not diagnostic, it is an indicator in certain situations. Additional details to record include, but are certainly not limited to, the date and time of day, how far from the bird you were, what type and power of optics you were using, lighting and sun position in relation to both you and the bird, who was with you and did they agree with your identification, and if anyone got pictures of the bird. You should be able to obtain these forms from the IAQ seasonal compilers or the state compilers for American Birds.