Devil’s Lake tour and bird watching
3 February 2008We visited Devil’s Lake State Park with an educator and two researchers from ICF. We followed the trail to the bluff mountain. It is a quiet place in winter, everything is peaceful, so are the birds… We enjoyed ourselves very much when we walked in the deep snow. When I touch the old stone with long history, I can feel the surprising changes from the ice age in the past… The natural area could tell us some stories, although it doesn’t say a word. If you want to know this, you should use not only your eyes and mind, but also your heart.
There is a dam that keeps a lot of fish in Sauk City, where there is a place for bald eagles to hunt. Several eagles are flying in the sky. There are so many ducks in the river. Near the bird-watching site, there is some information about eagles for the public.
There is a dam that keeps a lot of fish in Sauk City, where there is a place for bald eagles to hunt. Several eagles are flying in the sky. There are so many ducks in the river. Near the bird-watching site, there is some information about eagles for the public.
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