What Is Going On With Bird Migration This Winter?
The miracle of bird migration is arguably one of the greatest wonders of nature and a most fascinating part of bird life that seems to be constantly changing as time…
A Slow Day Birding On The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge Still Nets 26 Bald Eagles Today
It's the dreary doldrums of winter and sometimes the bird watching is a little slow this time of year, even on the famed Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge where I…
Should Farmington Bay WMA Add Another Great Blue Heron Rookery?
If you've been reading this blog for very long, you have certainly noticed my ever-growing fondness for the great blue heron. It might even be an obsession of sorts, if…
Great Blue Herons Spotted On The Rookery At Farmington Bay
As a nature photographer who has seen a lot of oddities throughout my travels, I never in a million years thought I would be taking pictures of great blue herons…
I’ve Been Looking For The Missing Bald Eagles And I Found Some Today, Including One In A Nest
If you've been out and about looking for the wintering bald eagles along the Wasatch Front but coming up empty-handed, you're not alone. This year has been a bit unpredictable,…
Are The Nature Trails At Farmington Bay Handicap Accessible?
A few days ago, one of my readers emailed me with a question about a couple of the places I regularly blog about with regards to them being handicap accessible…
Bird Watching For Chukar Partridge On Antelope Island
Let's face it, when it comes to birding, the chukar partridge isn't at the top of very many bird watchers' shortlist of must-have birds to check off for the year.…
Another Early Season Bird Sighting Today At Farmington Bay
If there is one thing I've learned the past couple of years while out bird watching, it's to always expect the unexpected. As an example, during the last couple of…
Bird Watchers, The Tundra Swans Are Arriving A Bit Early This Spring
One of the greatest bird-watching spectacles during spring migration has to be, without question, the thousands of migrating tundra swans that come through northern Utah each and every spring. Usually,…
Trust Me, Bird Watchers, There Is No Such Thing As A Seagull
I've done it. You've done it. Many people have done it, too, in fact. If truth be told, we've all done it at one point or another on our journey…
Bird Watchers, Don’t Count On Farmington Bay To Be The Bald Eagle Hot Spot Again This Winter
It's now the middle of January, and what should be the beginning of the peak bald eagle viewing season along the Wasatch Front. Numerous locations have been producing a few…
One Of Antelope Island’s Lesser-Known Animals, The Porcupine
Like most visitors to Antelope Island, I go for the main attractions, the heavy hitters, as it were, with regard to the wildlife in the state park. Bison and birds…
The Antelope Island Bison Can Be Extremely Close At Times
Just to get it out of the way, I am a fan of Antelope Island, and one for a variety of reasons, mind you. The bird watching on Antelope Island…
Bird Watching Up Close: A Rough-legged Hawk Gives Me A First Hand Look At Its Hunt
There is nothing quite like getting front row tickets to a great show, am I right? For me, at least, this is especially true when the great show in question…
Snow Geese Have Arrived Early Near The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge
Each spring, usually around the last week of February or so, the small farming town of Corinne, Utah, begins its annual calling of host to thousands of migrating snow geese…
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