On my way out of the Farmington Bay Waterfowl Management Area, I spied this California Quail perched on a fence. Serendipity!
Not wild horses, but roaming free on Currant Creek.
Heckle and Jeckle looked nothing like this...
Hiding between steel plates at a construction site.
Its always nice when the name really fits the bird. Keep this in mind if you ever see a female Scarlet Tanager.
Running across the cysts of brine shrimp on the smelly shores of the Great Salt Lake.
This pronghorn (technically not an Antelope) was photographed on Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake.
I followed this bird for hours, but never found any beer.
Foraging in Farmington Bay
This species is dependent on two lakes, Mono Lake in California and the Great Salt Lake.
More often heard and not seen, this Sora appeared briefly before skittering across the water and into more cover.
With the waters receding in the Great Salt Lake, Coyotes can now reach nesting colonies of White Pelicans, with disasterous results.
