BRIEF GUIDE TO VISITING THE REFUGE

GROUNDS MANAGEMENT

U.S. Fish & Wildlife ServiceManagement and ConservationSeasons of Wildlife
Early Successional Habitat Management
1,000 ACRES OF OPEN FIELDS.FALL: landing spot by migratory geese.WINTER: visited by sparrowsSUMMER: used by songbirds.
Impoundment Management
FOUR FRESHWATER IMPOUNDMENTS – Raymond, Shearness, Bear Swamp, and Finis – and each one is a little unique.
SPRING: WATER LEVELS ARE DRAWN DOWN providing mudflats for migrating shorebirds, germination and growth of lush vegetation. Wading birds feed on fish in the pools that form.
FALL: IMPOUNDMENTS FLOODED giving dabbling ducks access to the seeds of wetland plants.

POSTED GUIDES

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BIRD GUIDES



BIRDS- ebird Audubon iNaturalist Macaulay Library now/ICNet/ Engel9

WIKIMEDIA- SPECIES MEDIA

WIKIPEDIA- Refuge: Bombay Hook Migratory Birds Atlantic FlywaySalt MarshAllee House

WIKIPEDIA-Birds: Bald EagleSwans HeronGreat Blue HeronEgret Great Egret


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VISITOR CENTER GUIDES