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[edit] Overview

Southwest of Edmonton, Alberta. A meandering boardwalk and a series of connecting trails wind their way through marshes, sand hills, meadows and aspen and pine woods which are home to a wide variety of mammals, birds, insects, and pond life. This wide variety of habitats in a relatively small and compact area ensures an equally wide variety of wildlife.

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[edit] Notable Species

Spring and fall are the best times to see the more than 100 species of birds that frequent this sanctuary.

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Birds you can see here include:

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[edit] Other Wildlife

The year-round residents are primarily mammals such as Snowshoe Hare, deer, Coyotes, Beaver, and Muskrat

From May to August, the sanctuary is bright with wild flowers, each to their own season.

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[edit] History and Use

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[edit] External Links

Clifford E Lee Website

Content and images originally posted by Alberta_Birder