 Red Lake Wildlife
Management Area
Habitat: Deciduous and coniferous forest,
peat bog and meadow.
Best Times To Visit: May through June, August
through March.
 Birds To Look For:
Northern Goshawk; Ruffed Grouse; Spruce Grouse; Northern Hawk,
Great Gray and Boreal Owls; Black-billed Cuckoo; Whip-poor-will;
Three-toed and Black-backed Woodpeckers; Alder Flycatcher; Boreal
Chickadee; more than 20 species of nesting warblers including
Golden-winged, Cape May, Blackburnian, Pine, Bay-breasted,
Connecticut and
Mourning; Pine and Evening Grosbeaks; Red and White-winged
Crossbills.
Notes For Birding The Area: Remote. Accessible
only by forest roads and walking trails. Bird checklist
available. Visitors should contact the headquarters office
at Norris Camp for current condition of roads and
trails.
Contact: Red Lake WMA, PO Box 100, 11536
Faunce Butterfield Rd. SW, Roosevelt, MN
56673, 218-783-6861.
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