I was looking for a flock of birds in that picture. Lol
We'd need a pic facing West from here to see the birds. Migratory birds coming through this time of year. Geese, snow geese, everything. The SL Airport is located in the middle of their traditional resting grounds in the nonsaline marshes on the SE arm where the Jordan River empties into the lake. Great place for an airport.
There's actually no flat place in Utah, except for the West Desert, that doesn't have that fact. Springtime runoffs under every mountain. There are migratory bird refuges on all four corners of the Great Salt Lake, if we count the Airport as a bird refuge. Then there's Antelope Island twenty miles NW of there.
Fish Springs in the middle of the West Desert is the largest I think, on the edge of the Salt Flats, fed by artesian springs, which also exist all the way around the Salt Flats.
A little further south, the farmers around Delta, Utah...... where the Sevier River tries to reach the usually dry Sevier Lake, they have the Snow Goose Festival . You see the big birds on the West Side of Utah Lake as well.
On my place I see the Air Force flying at treetop level. The Air Force brass comes around to take ground pics every now and then. They tell me it's so they can program missiles to miss me. I ask them to take pics of my cows, too.
I still have all kinds of migratory birds including geese land here for a day.