More Utah Critters

This will be my last blog about my Utah trip.  Again, I wish to thank Natures Photo Adventures and Rob Palmer for a most enjoyable workshop.  I am planning again to return next year and to stay a little longer to travel to some of the locations in the area that I know about to photograph not only the scenes, but also the wildlife.
In this blog will be just photographs of some of the other animals and birds that I saw on this trip
American Bison:
Here the bison is being visited by European starlings

Bison in the Snow

Pronghorn:
Although these animals are known as pronghorn antelope, they are not related tothe true antelopes of the old world.

 The Pronghorn starting running toward our car and we thought it was attacking us, but was chasing another Pronghorn that was on the other side of the road.

There are also Mule Deer present in the area, I did observe one but was unable to take a photograph because a  truck came up the road and scared it.

Since the weather was warm, a number of the birds thought it was Spring, and were starting to sing. Among these, were the Western Meadowlark and the Red-winged Blackbird.



Horned Larks were also. If you look at the picture, you can see why they are called Horned Larks


Here are some of the other bird that were present in the area

California Gull

Ring-necked Pheasant

Black-billed Magpie

Ring-billed Gull Catching a Fish

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