Powder Mountain Feeders
November 23, 2012
After Antelope Island, my dad and I decided to go to Powder Mountain. We
arrived at about 3:00 PM and first thing, we found a good looking Clark's Nutcracker perched in a tree above the feeders.
Clark's Nutcracker
At the same time a big flock of Gray-Crowned Rosy-Finches were associating with each other all around the feeder and in the trees. (No Black Rosy-Finches mixed in)
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| Interior Gray-Crowned Rosy-Finch |
The best bird of the day was for sure the Common Redpoll. This was a lifer for me and a Rare bird for the state of Utah.
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| Common Redpoll |
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| Common Redpoll with Interior Gray-Crowned Rosy-Finch |
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| Common Redpoll |
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| Common Redpoll |
It was seen with the Rosy-Finches at the feeder and surprisingly was
not very shy. It gave great looks and picture opportunities.
Another Good bird at the feeders was this Stellar's Jay.
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