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Wildlife in our wetlands

109 Species seen in the wetlands

August 2016 buck deer in a monitoring plot

buck deer in monitoring plots

April 2015 a red fox was sighted

red fox

During the winter of 2015, a lynx was seen in the wetlands

linx

We have 2 families of American Coots that we believe were hatched and growing up in the wetlands---August 2013

coots

List of birds from 2009 - 2023

We have experienced an increased bird species from 26 in 2009 to a commulative total of 95 in 2017

Bird Count Spring 2024

Bird Count Fall 2021

Bird Count Fall 2020

Bird Count Spring 2020

Bird Count Fall 2018

Bird Count Spring 2018

Bird Count 2017

Bird Count 2016

Bird Count 2015

Bird Count 2014

Unable to get a count due to weather

Bird Count 2012

Bird Count 2011

Bird Count 2010

Bird Count 2009

great blue heron
great blue heron
redwing blackbird
redwing blackbird

mallard ducks

wren

geese and goslings

2 snowy egrets and a drake and hen
bull at the ranch
bull elk
eagle
golden eagle
greese
Canada geese
blue bird
blue bird
northern harrier
North Harrier*
elk licking lips
calf elk licking her lips

robin catching a worm

evening grossbeak
short tailed weasel taken March 16, 2012
short tailed weasel
moose
moose

* The Northern Harrier's white rump patch is easy to see in flight. Stiff feathers around its face help sharpen it's hearing.