John Helstrom Addition

At times visitors get creative with driftwood and stones at the Whitefish Point Unit. Just remember that you are visiting a National Wildlife Refuge and natural items such as drift wood and rocks need to be left on the property for all to enjoy.

The purchase of the John Helstrom Addition of the Whitefish Point Unit of Seney National Wildlife Refuge was made possible by the generous donations from the following:

Audubon Society of Kalamazoo
Chippewa Nature Center
John J. Helstrom Memorial Fund
Michigan Audubon Society
MPS Foundation
Seney Natural History Association
Whitefish Point Preservation Society
J.A. Woollam Foundation
Joanne N. Arbaugh
Carol and Maclyn Ball
Phyllis J. Barents
John E. Baumgartner
Greg Bodker
Lynne M. Carmondy
Monica A. Evans
Michael D. Fitzpatrick/Susan M. Fortuna
Susan S. Ford
Dr. Arthur and Judy Frock
Ilse Gebhard/Russ Shipper
Richard and Brenda Keith
Jeanie and Murray Kilgour
John and Beverly Kirby
Robert and Joyce Leppard
Myles F. McNally
Bridget Nordurft
Robert Pettit
Marc and Joan Snyder
Andrew R. Spencer
James and Carolyn Timmons
Mary M. Trout
William C. Verrette
Thomas R. Wheeker
Larue Wells
Gerald J. Ziarno

Page Photo Credits — Driftwood and Stones at Whitefish Point - Katelyn Cox/2012 Photo Contest: 2nd Place Recreation Category

Last Updated: Jan 10, 2013

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Whitefish Point Unit

Sandhill Crane

The sandhill crane’s unison cry, a loud bugling, rattling kar-r-r-o-o-o – kar-r-r-o-o-o can be heard from more than a mile away.

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