Zion will be pretty close to birdless, but there are
some good stops. Take 395.

1. Klamath NWR, will be full of geese etc.

2. Susanville and Honey lake refuge CA. Incredible
spot in late March with 100,000 Snow geese and 80,000
cranes plus booming Sage Grouse.

3. Check Nevada birds list serve for Nevada hot spots
including Henderson Nevada for early migrants.

Zion may have Solitaires galore, not much else.


RCC

--- Brendan McGarry <mcgbre04 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hey Tweeters,
> so in true form - I am trying
> to plan a bit of birding
> on a haphazardly planned road trip to Zion National
> Park. I know this isn't
> the best time of year to be birding out there (I
> assume at least) but I
> figure I might as well mine all of you for some
> quick information before I
> leave (apparently that's Saturday...). It's not a
> specific birding trip and
> my friends who are going aren't birders - so that's
> something to keep in
> mind. I think our plan is to drive inland from
> Eugene Oregon and then do a
> loop back through Death Valley and back up I-5 from
> there (in the space of a
> week). Any information would be great, I haven't
> had a ton of luck with
> actual information on the web on birding in that
> area. Thanks a ton!
>
> -Brendan
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