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Devils Lake
Wetland Management District		 A small flock of redhead ducks takes flight from a wetland. The male redheads have a crimson-colored head and a bluish-gray beak with a black tip. The females are brown.
221 2nd Street West
P.O. Box 908
Devils Lake, ND   58301
E-mail: devilslake@fws.gov
Phone Number: 701-662-8611
Visit the Refuge's Web Site:
http://devilslake.fws.gov		 The Devils Lake Wetland Management District protects the last remaining undrained wetland complexes in northeastern North Dakota.
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  Wildlife and Habitat
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Mallards, gadwalls, and blue-winged teal are the most abundant ducks, but several other species of diving and dabbling ducks are also common to the area. Numerous shorebirds and sandhill cranes utilize habitat throughout the District. Spectacular concentrations of waterfowl, raptors, and other migratory birds can be found in the District each spring and fall. WPAs also provide habitat for many resident species of wildlife, including white-tailed deer, sharp-tailed grouse, greater prairie chickens, Hungarian partridge, pheasants, turkeys, and moose.

 
 
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