I have a file of 350 pictures that I have taken at Farmington Bay that I used to create a DVD slideshow to show at the Farmington Bay Nature Center. I was looking through those pictures tonight and decided to share them. It will be in several posts because there are so many of them. I think you will see why Farmington Bay is my Happy Place, or at least one of my top 5 happy places.
One of the many Scout groups I have worked with over the years. These guys were pulling weeds and planting Salt Grass in the berms at the Nature Center parking lot. |
A Killdeer luring us away from it's nest |
A view of Antelope Island from Goose Egg Island |
Even the bugs are beautiful |
I think they are all very optimistic |
Buffleheads |
Salicornia Utahensis Utah Pickleweed grows in the alkaline soil of the Great Salt Lake wetlands and is just as colorful in the fall as the oak-brush on the mountains |
White-faced Ibis |
Ruby-crowned Kinglet |
Barn Owl |
Eared Grebe |
This Great Egret stayed well into January a few years ago |
Long-billed Dowitchers |
American Avocet |
Ring-necked Pheasant |
I hope you all enjoy these pictures of one of the most beautiful places I know.
2 comments:
You have some pretty awesome nature photos here! My favorite is the great egret (?) flapping her/his wings. That one could be a National Geographic spread. Great job.
This is like a painting! A work of art indeed!
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