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Partners for Fish and Wildlife
2008 Federal Duck Stamp Contest Contact Address: 14000 West State Route 2
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Wildlife Calendar
Tundra swans are commonly seen in the area along with many Canada geese, American black ducks, and mallards. Short-eared owls and northern harriers can be seen around the refuge. Bald eagles are building nests and can be seen in many areas. |
Look for signs of spring as red-winged blackbirds, great blue-herons, and killdeer return. Waterfowl migration begins, shorebirds can also be seen starting in March and the first warblers appear towards the end of April. Raptor migration is heavy during this times. |
Warbler migration peaks in May, many shorebirds can also be Seen. The first fawns, baby ducks and goslings should also be seen at this time. |
Shorebirds are coming back from their northern nesting grounds, look for them in areas with low water. |
Raptors are heading back south, and the fall migration of songbirds is usually at its peak. Look for large numbers of waterfowl and shorebirds in the area at this time. Eagle numbers are also high on the refuge in the fall. Deer are common throughout the refuge. |
The last of the shorebirds and raptors are still seen in the area. Look for snow buntings, shrikes, and waterfowl in peak numbers. |
