Bird Watching

Island owls: A successful foray involving sticks and cow dung

Katie McVey about jumped out of her skin when she spotted that long-eared owl cleverly disguised as a stick.

Long-eared owls try to look like sticks to deceive bird watchers and other predators.

(NICHOLAS DRANEY/Standard-Examiner) 
Les Talbot sets his scope on a bird while leading a group of bird enthusiasts at Kaysville East Mountain Wilderness Park on Thursday.

They watch the early birdies

KAYSVILLE — The cover bird for Davis County’s 13th annual Great Salt Lake Bird Festival, a Western tanager, was a no-show Thursday during the field trip through Kaysville East Mountain Wilderness Park.

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