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Show Call us for all your insurance: f AIITrvi LIFE & 7 HHMP i i M a nilfMIIPAA DUdincdd l; m ANNUITIES America Can Depend on Farmer's j Cardon Insurance Agency DISCOUNTS FAST FMl FRIENDLY 3 FOR PERSONALIZED SERVICE CALL Ken 756-964- Free Press Wednesday, February -- 4, 1998 - Page By Brian Brinkerhoff Outdoors Correspondent Bird watching enthusiasts, seeking opportunities to view our nation's symbols of freedom, will gather at six sites throughout the state, Saturday, Feb. 7, to view magnificent wintering eagles, while celebrating Utah's ninth annual Eagle Viewing Bald Day. Wildlife biologists will set up spotting scopes, for better eagle viewing, and will answer questions from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., concerning birds of prey in our state. Displays and brochures, at the various locations, will help participants better understand bald eagles and their life cycles. Scott Root, Information and Education Manager for the Division of Wildlife Resources, reports that viewing opportunities abound, as bald eagles spend their winter months in Utah. He explained, "With a pair of binoculars and a little luck, you will find bald eagles throughout Utah in large Cottonwood trees, sitting along fence posts, and perched upon telephone poles, searching for their next meal of rabbit, waterfowl, or fish." Bald eagles are currently reported as com mon occurrences, congregating in groups of 20 or more birds, until March when they traditionally return to Canada. Root will be viewing the eagles and answering questions at the Rush Lake location. Bob Wildlife Walters, Program Coordinator, added , "The best time to view that day depends on the individual. The most comfortable times are late morning or early afternoon, when the warmest temperatures and the best visibility are enjoyed." Warmer temperatures are preferred by families with children, younger although some of the best viewing opportunities await just before sunset, as the eagles return to their roosts after foraging. According to the 1998 Utah Fishing Proclamation, handheld dipnets may be used to take Bonneville cisco only at Bear Dream." The auditions will be held in the auditorium of Lehi High School on Wednesday, Feb. 4 from 5 to 7 p.m.; Thursday, Feb. 5' from 5 to 6:30 p.m.; and Monday through Wednesday, Feb. 9-- from 6 to 8 p.m. Tickets on 7 WW : sary stress and getting too Photographers should bring a telephoto lens, since most birds will only be seen at a distance. Photographers, without the proper equipment, are asked to avoid approaching the animals, which scares them away and ruins the experience for all in attendance. Walters started Bald Eagle Day in 1990, as a way of introducing people to Utah's wildlife. He remarked, "It was a way of arousing Lake from January 1 through February 13, but the dipnet opening may not exceed 18 inches. The limit is 30 fish. In addition to the cisco, fishing is good for cutthroats and whitefish using lures from boats or shore and all cutthroats with all fins present must be released. Only cutthroats with healed clipped fins may be kept. For the latest information about the cisco run call (435) 946-850- x'" Roles are available for f , Mylar 3 Qualatex i" r , people's wildlife-viewin- Telling it like it is... Bo Thomas, a sixth grade student at Lehi Elementary, tells third grade students about fly fishing in a program held in the "kiva," an amphitheater constructed in the recently remodeled media center. The kiva affords students a better view of the instruction that takes place on the main floor. Media center director Donna Gordon uses the kiva not only for her instructions on how to use the library, but also for reading stories to the students. 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The play will be directed by Glen Smith and will play at Lehi High School the first week BALLOONS 1 rK V started as aware of wildlife around them," Since it's beginnings, Bald Eagle Day has grown into one of Utah's most g and enjoyed events. Viewing locations, for the event, include Gordon Creek (via Consumer's Road, between Helper and Price), the Green River (from Jensen to Dinosaur National Monument), Salt Creek Wildlife Management Area (south of Tremonton), Wildlife Bay Farmington Management Area (west of Farmington), Rush Lake (south of Stockton), and Rush Lake Ranch (north of Cedar City). Other recommended viewing areas (although biologists will not be available to answer questions) include: Willard Bay State Park (northwest of Ogden), Jordan River (northwest of Salt Lake City, Cudahay Lane2200 North), and Ophir Canyon (southeast sons VALENTINE m VT 756-023- VALENTINE HUFFED BEARS $909 1 ' local Joseph production A 8:30 to 5:00 their interest, whetting appetite and making them sale now for Tickets are on sale now for the American Fork Arts Council's dinner theater production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Coat, which will play Friday and Saturday evenings, Feb. 20 through Mar. 13, at the country club, 4890 Country - Fri. close. Auditions scheduled for Midsummer Night's Dream Auditions have been scheduled for an April performance of "A Midsummer Night's Hours Mon. well-attend- Walters also suggested to prepare for cold weather conditions, while viewing these birds of prey. "Be prepared for more typical winter weather (cold and snow) by bringing a sweater, or overcoat, gloves, and footwear." waterproof Viewers should also bring a pair of binoculars to better observe, without disturbing the wildlife. Wildlife observers should be considerate to all wildlife, during these winter months, by avoiding unneces- - Cisco can provide opportunity for great midwinter fishing Although midwinter fishing may be slowing down at many locations, the Cisco run at Bear Lake is heating up and may provide great fun for anglers willing to wade out into the freezing water to net their limit of these tasty morsels. These fish, located nowhere else in the world, rarely grow larger than 7.5 inches and weigh less than two ounces, but anglers from across the state make the journey each year to catch a number of these little delicacies. Many anglers claim that these fish are best when deep fried and eaten before leaving the lake. Larry 756-964- 3 12 Bald Eagle viewing slated Feb. 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