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Birds Of St. George, Utah

This is a new gallery that I will be adding to as I take more images. CLICK ON INDIVIDUAL PICTURES TO MAKE THEM LARGER. Comments are welcome.
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American Wigeon
American Wigeon		 Northern Mockingbird
Northern Mockingbird		 Mockingbird
Mockingbird		 American Coot
American Coot
American Wigeons
American Wigeons		 Female American Wigeon
Female American Wigeon		 Coopers Hawk
Coopers Hawk		 Bottoms Up
Bottoms Up
Female American Wigeon 2
Female American Wigeon 2		 Male Geese
Male Geese		 Ruby Crowned Kinglet
Ruby Crowned Kinglet		 Gander
Gander
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Tstoto11-Jan-2024 12:41
Wonderful Article!
Guest 13-Jan-2022 00:20
Your Gray Flycatcher photos are Northern Mockingbirds. Gray flycatchers are small Empidonax flycatchers with dark eyes, a small bill, and overall gray plumage with pale wing bars. Tail and wing flicking is also diagnostic of this species. They often also stay lower to the ground sallying out to snag insects when compared to other Western Empidonax.
Guest 22-Jun-2020 13:07
We’re moving to SG in three weeks from PA. I can’t wait to look for what birds live by me and surrounding areas. I will miss our red cardinals! Thank you for these gorgeous pictures!!
Erika 21-May-2020 15:48
Great photos! Thanks for sharing them. I have about 15 yellow finches in my back yard this week and have been trying to get pics. It is not easy! Think some kind or Orioles flew through my yard last week and I was not ready.
G.W. 22-Nov-2018 19:05
Robin size brown bird with short heavy beak. Faintly rusty colored underbelly. Was digging the leaves under a bush. New to area, don't know where to look for identification.
Bruce 22-Feb-2018 17:49
Ostriches may soon be a wildlife bird in your area.
Guest 14-Jan-2013 16:47
have a stocky dark bird ... smaller than a robin, with a short tail ... rather round bird
what would it be?
Andrea 27-May-2012 17:03
Thank you for taking the time to introduce us to these lovely birds.
Prettypaws 04-May-2012 20:36
There is at least one hawk that comes and eats the little birdies in our yard in Hurricane. I know they have to eat too, but I feel like we are providing a birdie buffet for it. Birds sit on our block wall and the next think I know, the hawk is swooping in for a meal. Is there any deterrent I can use to discourage the hawk? One of those fake owls with a bobbing head was a joke. I just want the hawk to go eat a mouse or bird someplace besides our yard.
Clo Reid 14-Jan-2012 22:59
I saw a beautiful hawk (?) on the patio fence close to the rocks in St. George (Bloomington area). It's tail feathers were spread and at first I thought it was a pheasant. What kind of hawk would that be?
Lynne 05-May-2011 02:16
I took a picture of a bird today that I think may be a little unusual. It has a turquoise head and a gold collar and some gold on its breast. There is also some blue on the wing tips. I have no idea how to send a picture to you but would like to share-maybe someone can help me find out what it is.
Gordon Eyre05-Feb-2011 21:15
That's great Scott, I too have seen one in that general area but never got a picture. Thanks for your comments.
Scott Nowling 04-Feb-2011 16:38
Love your photos. Saw a Coopers Hawk this morning (4 FEB 2011) just south of Snow Canyon State Park. Magnificent creature. Thanks.
Gordon Eyre25-May-2010 21:13
Thank you for taking the time to comment, I appreciate it.
Guest 24-May-2010 22:19
Beautiful pictures of the birdsd of St. George...Thank you
Gordon Eyre21-Jul-2008 03:36
Thanks for the nice comments Randy. The Lark Bunting is black. about the size you mentioned and has a very pretty song. It does have some white on the wings which you didn't mention.
Gordon Eyre24-Feb-2006 17:29
Hi Dori, thanks for your comments, it was fun getting this image.
Dori 24-Feb-2006 01:22
Hey Gordon, aren't we lucky to have so many beautiful birds so close by? Loved your great shots of the Gambel's Quail!
geniebug 16-Jan-2005 22:27
I like your new additions on page three. Getting close enough to take small birds is difficult I know. Good job.
midori Williams 28-Dec-2004 22:54
Hi Gordon, first opportunity to view your bird gallery.....great photos! I especially love the swan in flight. Keep on shooting and I plan to visit frequently. Dori
DaoDang23-Dec-2004 04:16
Hi Gordon,
Beautiful birds pictures. I enjoy all of them, but the «bootom up» and the «swan» in flight have my vote. Merry Christmas. Dao Dang.
floyd 23-Dec-2004 04:02
The first one is hard to beat, however all are as impressive as ever. We enjoyed them
Bob Eyre 20-Dec-2004 13:39
As usual my dear Brother you have done exceptional work, shown a lot of patients getting these pictures and waiting for the right moment to snap the picture. Thank you for sharing these wonderful pictures with everyone who cares to look.
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