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Oak Hammock Marsh

Oak Hammock Marsh

Birds investigating a muskrat hut

PC 18/5073/18-4267-008
Jeff Debooy
Sep 29, 1975
Oak Hammock Marsh

Oak Hammock Marsh

Old abandoned street car which marks the entrance to Oak Hammock Wildlife Management area

PC 18/5073/18-4267-007
Jeff Debooy
Sep 29, 1975
Oak Hammock Marsh

Oak Hammock Marsh

New wildlife area officially opened

PC 18/5073/18-4267-003
Gregg Burner
May 23, 1978
Oak Hammock Marsh

Oak Hammock Marsh

Man made lake in the form of a goose (bird sanctuary)

PC 18/5073/18-4267-009
Frank Chalmers
Jul 13, 1974
Oak Hammock Marsh

Oak Hammock Marsh

A place to explore nature and discover oneself - Oak Hammock Marsh

PC 18/5073/18-4267-001
Sep 14, 1978
Oak Hammock Marsh

Oak Hammock Marsh

Visitors along dike

PC 18/5073/18-4267-000
Oak Hammock Marsh

Oak Hammock Marsh

Interpreter explains to two visitors how cattails root shoots are delicious to eat in spring

PC 18/5073/18-4267-200
Oak Hammock Marsh

Oak Hammock Marsh

Canada Geese

PC 18/5073/18-4267-201
Oak Hammock Marsh

Oak Hammock Marsh

Pair of blue winged teal ducks

PC 18/5073/18-4267-202
Oak Hammock Marsh

Oak Hammock Marsh

naturalists looking for aquatic invertebrates with groupe of school children

PC 18/5073/18-4267-203