Powell Lake
  

South Side of Powell Lake    by Staff Photographer    ŠUtahbirds.org (2013)
  


Directions: Go west on Lehi Main Street about 3 miles from the center of town.  Turn left (south) onto Willow Lane (3130 West) and go to the stop sign a couple of blocks away.  Turn right onto Willow Reed (340 South) and Powell Lake will be about 1 block away.

Description: This is a pond split by Willow Reed road and surrounded by a walkway and residential areas.  There are marshy areas with reeds and mud flats on both sides but more extensive ones on the north.

Birding: When the water is low there are more mud flats which provide more migratory birds in the spring.

Birds: (Spring) Horned Grebe, Great Egret, Black-crowned Night-Heron, Black-bellied Plover, Semi-palmated Plover, Solitary Sandpiper, Marbled Godwit, Red-necked Phalarope, and other migrating shorebirds,

Rare Birds: Least Tern (May 2013), Glossy Ibis (May 2013)

     eBird Data:   |  Powell Lake
 


Trail by the Houses    by Staff Photographer    ŠUtahbirds.org (2013)
  


Powell Lake Trails    by Staff Photographer    ŠUtahbirds.org (2013)
  

North Side    by Staff Photographer    ŠUtahbirds.org (2013)
  


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