https://ebird.org/wi/hotspot/L303209
Habitat: Marsh, Northern Hardwoods, Willow, Alder or Dogwood Swamp, Open Water.
Best Birds: From parking lot take deer path west over a small hill for overlook of the marsh. Look for waterfowl, loons, and shorebirds (if site is drawn down). Bald Eagle, Osprey, Merlin, and Broad-winged Hawk perch along the shoreline and on spires in the marsh. American Woodcock and Whip-poor-will nest here. Several horse trails lead around the east end of the lake into a small field, then woodland. Uncommon warblers include Golden-winged, Mourning, and Black-throated Blue.
Directions: 9 miles southwest of Iron Mountain, MI. Follow Florence County Highways N and C to Hall’s Creek Dam sign, 45.794955, -88.278225. Follow sand road to boat landing parking lot, 45.809251, -88.301781.
Site Address and Additional Information:
Kay Kavanagh
