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SLC Cemetary

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I saw Julie's posting so I went over for a half hour on Thursday and two 
hours on Saturday. Saw red and white-breasted nuthatches, ruby and 
golden-crowned kinglets, both chickadees, brown creeper, spotted towee, 
stellar's jays, juncos, house finches, flickers, magpies, 14 mule deer, 2 red 
foxes, two large hawks and one medium hawk. Best I can do on the hawks 
sitting. The nuthatches, kinglets, and chickadees tend to be in a loose 
flock. Drive around until you see some activity and stop and enjoy. They move 
back and forth a lot and give you a lot of time to look at them. I work a 
couple of miles from the cemetary and spend a lot of mornings up there. The 
crossbills should be in soon but there is always something to look at.  Jack 
Binch

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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT  COLOR="#ff0080" SIZE=2>I saw Julie's posting so I went over for a half hour on Thursday and two hours on Saturday. Saw red and white-breasted nuthatches, ruby and golden-crowned kinglets, both chickadees, brown creeper, spotted towee, stellar's jays, juncos, house finches, flickers, magpies, 14 mule deer, 2 red foxes, two large hawks and one medium hawk. Best I can do on the hawks sitting. The nuthatches, kinglets, and chickadees tend to be in a loose flock. Drive around until you see some activity and stop and enjoy. They move back and forth a lot and give you a lot of time to look at them. I work a couple of miles from the cemetary and spend a lot of mornings up there. The crossbills should be in soon but there is always something to look at. &nbsp;Jack Binch</FONT></HTML>

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