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Birdseye Fire estimated at 40 acres in Utah County

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A charred pinecone sits in grey ash against a hazy, smoke-filled forest backdrop in Utah County, symbolizing the aftermath of a wildfire footprint.
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The Birdseye Fire in Utah County grew to an estimated 40 acres late Thursday afternoon. Originally known as the Anderson Pointe Fire, the blaze expanded from approximately 15 acres.

Key takeaways

  • The Birdseye Fire expanded from 15 acres to approximately 40 acres.
  • The blaze was originally called the Anderson Pointe Fire.
  • The fire occurred in Utah County.

The Birdseye Fire in Utah County grew from an estimated 15 acres to 40 acres late Thursday afternoon.

The fire, which was originally referred to as the Anderson Pointe Fire, saw increased acreage according to reports shared on May 28, 2026.

A video documenting the fire was first posted at 3:24 p.m.

An update containing the new name for the fire and the increased acreage estimate was shared at 5:24 p.m.

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