Another of the birds that frequent the Legacy Nature Preserve.
The California gull is considered the state bird of Utah by common consent, probably in commemoration of the fact that these gulls saved the people of the State by eating up hordes of crickets which were destroying the crops in 1848. The gull is about two feet long. The color of this bird is pearly-blue. It is sometimes barred or streaked with blackish gray. Aeronautic wizards, gulls are gymnasts of the sky, making the seemingly impossible appear effortless. They can appear motionless in midair by catching wind currents with perfect timing and precision while positioning their bodies at just the right angle. They are quiet birds, considered quite beneficial by agriculturalists, and are usually gentle creatures, exhibiting neither antagonism to nor fondness for man. Access to this cache can be made from NSL at Center Street and the West side of Legacy Highway. CONGRATULATIONS to ultimaterockhounds and bossmanron for a duel FTF. I'm replacing the container and location for both waterproofing and environmental reasons. The new cache is quart sized and in a 4" pipe with a cedar lid. There is room for small TB's and some trading items.