Tim Avery Birding.com
Utah Bird Photos
Since 1996 I have taken nearly 1,000,000 photos. Of those about 14,000 have made it to this website, including over 1,000 species of birds that have been viewed more than 400,000 times.
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Herring Gull64 viewsPretty typical Herring Gull, except for the yellow colored legs. The bird was also in Utah at a rather late date for this species, being the 1st week in April. Antelope Island Causeway, Davis County, Utah. April 2007 -
Parasitic Jaeger137 viewsBeing chased by a Peregrine Falcon. Willard Spur of the Great Salt Lake, Box Elder County, Utah. September 11, 2005 -
Parasitic Jaeger95 viewsBeing chased by a Peregrine Falcon. Willard Spur of the Great Salt Lake, Box Elder County, Utah. September 11, 2005 -
Ring-billed Gull58 viewsThis bird has partial asymmetric albinism, with one wings primaries being completely white, while the others appear normal. Also, this bird had orangish-yellow legs, which is quite odd for ring-bile Gull. Salt Lake County Landfill, Salt Lake County, Utah. January 2007 -
Ring-billed Gull43 viewsThis bird has partial asymmetric albinism, with one wings primaries being completely white, while the others appear normal. Also, this bird had orangish-yellow legs, which is quite odd for ring-bile Gull. Salt Lake County Landfill, Salt Lake County, Utah. January 2007 -
Ring-billed Gull43 viewsThis bird has partial asymmetric albinism, with one wings primaries being completely white, while the others appear normal. Also, this bird had orangish-yellow legs, which is quite odd for ring-bile Gull. Salt Lake County Landfill, Salt Lake County, Utah. January 2007
Ring-billed Gull43 viewsThis bird has partial asymmetric albinism, with one wings primaries being completely white, while the others appear normal. Also, this bird had orangish-yellow legs, which is quite odd for ring-bile Gull. Salt Lake County Landfill, Salt Lake County, Utah. January 2007
Ring-billed Gull42 viewsThis bird has partial asymmetric albinism, with one wings primaries being completely white, while the others appear normal. Also, this bird had orangish-yellow legs, which is quite odd for ring-bile Gull. Salt Lake County Landfill, Salt Lake County, Utah. January 2007
Sam being bored181 viewsLeidy Peak Area, Uintah County, Utah. July 26, 2008