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Overview

Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge is located north of Macon in central Georgia.

Birds

Notable Species

The refuge is notable for its nesting colony of endangered Red-cockaded Woodpeckers.

Rarities

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Check-list

Birds you can see here include:

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Other Wildlife

Whitetail Deer, Fox Squirrel and Gray Squirrel. Oppossum, bats, Beavers, Fox, Coyote, Raccoon and Bobcat.²

There are 92 species of butterflies confirmed as occuring on Piedmont NWR. ²

Site Information

History and Use

Piedmont NWR was established in 1939¹

Areas of Interest

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Access and Facilities

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Contact Details

US Fish and Wildlife Service.

External Links

• Piedmont NWR

References

1. Piedmont History
2. Piedmont Wildlife