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A national wildlife refuge near Sumner in north central Missouri that serves as a waystation for migrating birds, especially waterfowl.

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American White Pelican are common from at least March-June (personal experience...probably there longer). Best views are obtained by walking out on the mudflats. Plenty of open fields and forest as well.

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Birds you can see here include:

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[edit] Site Information

[edit] History and Use

This refuge was established in 1937

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[edit] Contact Details

16194 Swan Lake Ave. Sumner, MO 64681

Tel: 660-856-3323

[edit] External Links

• US Fish & Wildlife Service
• State Parks: Swan Lake National Wildlife Refuge

Content and images originally posted by lassa8