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Wildlife Viewing Tips

The patient observer will be rewarded with many wildlife viewing opportunities. Early morning and evening are the best times to observe wildlife. Spring migration occurs from mid-March through mid-May and fall migration from September through November. Most waterfowl can be found on wetlands along the auto tour route. A variety of other wildlife may be observed along the trails in the riparian riparian
Definition of riparian habitat or riparian areas.

Learn more about riparian
, ponderosa pine forest, or grassland habitats.  

Binoculars, camera, field guides, water, and a lunch will contribute to a pleasant visit. Quietly listen for calls and songs and wait for wildlife to resume their activities. Use your car as a blind for wildlife viewing and photography. Observation blinds may be available to allow a close-up view of wildlife with minimal disturbance.

Key Contacts

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Supervisory Park Ranger
National Wildlife Refuge System
Additional Role(s)
Visitor Services Manager,
Volunteer Coordinator,
Visual Information Specialist,
Social Media Manager,
Public Information Officer
Expertise
Interpretation,
Environmental Education,
Geology,
Graphic Design,
Digital & Social Media
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WA
ID
Cheney,WA
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Private Lands Biologist
Partners for Fish and Wildlife,
National Wildlife Refuge System
Expertise
Habitat Restoration,
Wetland Delineation,
Topographic Surveys,
Beaver Dam Analogs,
Project Permitting
Area
WA
Cheney,WA

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