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Signs greet visitors near the headquarters.
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Lots of beautifully displayed information can be found at this kiosk near the headquarters unit.
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A heron stands on the shore of Duck Lake.
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The impressive wingspan of a heron.
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This place even has roadside birds!
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Duck Lake provides ideal habit for many migratory birds.
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Some brightly-colored leaves from the previous year's foliage.
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An observation deck stands above Cowpen Bayou, offering visitors a glimpse of wildlife.
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Visit Catahoula in the winter for the best chance at birdwatching!
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Visit Catahoula in the winter for the best chance at birdwatching!
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A tree limb covered in ferns.
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A duck makes a splash landing into the adequately-named Duck Lake.
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Informative signs can be found along the short hiking trail off of wildlife drive.
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02/13/2018
A bench offers hikers a place to rest where the trail loop splits off in either direction.

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