Watch for Utah birds and other wildlife with warm weather ahead

Ducklings follow their mother through a parking lot in Murray on Saturday. With a warm week ahead — temperatures in Salt Lake City could break 80 degrees on Wednesday — Utahns can expect to see more wildlife, especially waterfowl and other birds. Bird migrations are typically in full swing in late April, and with most Utahns confined to their homes, bird watching is a fun, affordable activity that can be done from the comfort of your front porch. All you need is a keen eye — binoculars help — and time.