
A small protected wetland in northeastern North Dakota offering marshland, reed beds, open water and strong migratory waterfowl presence—ideal for bird and wetland scenes. Best visited at sunrise or sunset for warm side-light, reflections and silhouette opportunities; spring and fall migrations yield highest species counts. Remote, rural access via gravel roads; informal parking at trailheads or pullouts. Bring insect repellent, waterproof boots, and a long lens; no gate fees but check local WMA

A small protected wetland in northeastern North Dakota offering marshland, reed beds, open water and strong migratory waterfowl presence—ideal for bird and wetland scenes. Best visited at sunrise or sunset for warm side-light, reflections and silhouette opportunities; spring and fall migrations yield highest species counts. Remote, rural access via gravel roads; informal parking at trailheads or pullouts. Bring insect repellent, waterproof boots, and a long lens; no gate fees but check local WMA