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Springdale, Utah, at the entrance to Zion National Park. The river and most water sources in the area are faster moving and this pond attracks several more birds than the river inside the park. It is definitely worth a stop. You can climp to the top of a large rock that sits at one end of the pond and get a tree top view of the pond. I have visited two times, one during a drought and one during a wet period. During the drought I saw many more birds and the local birders were out with their bins.

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Zion National Park

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