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A unique collection of habitats provide homes for a tremendous variety of birds

Pine to Prairie Birding Trail Guide Book 

© 2007 Minnesota's Pine to
Prairie Birding Trail
Designed and Maintained by
The Thief River Falls Times

Pankratz Memorial Prairie
Scientific and Natural Area

Greater Prairie Chicken by Roland JordahlHabitat: Native tallgrass, mesic prairie, calcareous fen and sedge marsh.

Features: Native tallgrass and mesic prairie; calcareous fen and sedge marsh.

Best Times To Visit: April through October.

 

Birds To Look For: Greater Prairie-Chicken; Yellow Rail; Upland Sandpiper; Marbled Godwit; Wilson’s Phalarope; Nelson’s Sharp-tailed Sparrow.

Notes For Birding The Area: Sandhill Cranes stage in this area in April. Waterproof footgear recommended. No trails. Foot traffic permitted.

Contact: The Nature Conservancy, 15337 28th Ave. S., Glyndon, MN 56547, 218-498-2679. www.nature.org