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Aberdeen Area Wetlands
and Highway 10 8-31-07
Sand Lake National Wildlife Refuge summer tour
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| Birding 30 minute circle Aberdeen |
August 22 trip to Sand Lake and wetlands west to U.S. 281, 50+ species were observed, but nothing out of the ordinary.
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| Wetland Sunset |
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| Kildeer at Sand Lake |
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| marsh wren |
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| Reflections |
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| Shorebirds watch the beautiful sunset west of Sand Lake |
May 2nd at Sand Lake Wildlife Refuge had over 60 species visible from automobile
trails.
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| This American Bittern thinks he is invisible. |
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| Eared Grebe |
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| Don't get smart with me! |
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| Willet at Hougton Grade |
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| White faced Ibis at Hecla |
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| Yellow-headed blackbirds are all over the refuge. |
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| Zabrasha GPA at Hecla |
405 Ave. turning right (south) looks like an old trail because it has been underwater often. Do not go on this road after
a rain without a 4 wheel drive, and never after a heavy rain. It is okay when dry, as of 5/2/04. On the left is the large
slough with many flats, on the right a drainage ditch, and right at the end of the slough are many treed areas for other birding.
Waterfowl sunset south of Sand Lake
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