Features:
A 1,372 acre native tall grass prairie with numerous “prairie
pothole” wetlands. The area is managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service.
Best Times To Visit: April through June, September
through October.
Birds To Look For: Waterfowl, Peregrine Falcon,
Greater Prairie-Chicken, Sandhill Crane, Upland Sandpiper,
Common Snipe, Sedge and Marsh Wren, prairie sparrows.
Notes For Birding The Area: Access the area from
the east or west sides of the WPA. This WPA is a good area to view
wildflowers. Moose are
occasionally seen in this area.
Features:
A 1,372 acre native tall grass prairie with numerous “prairie
pothole” wetlands. The area is managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service.
Birds To Look For: Waterfowl, Peregrine Falcon,
Greater Prairie-Chicken, Sandhill Crane, Upland Sandpiper,
Common Snipe, Sedge and Marsh Wren, prairie sparrows.