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Tomahawk Creek Flooding
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Tomahawk Creek Flooding
Longitude/Latitude:
45.2071, -84.1786
Address:
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Site Overview:
A large flooding surrounded by extensive jack pine plains. Burned areas of jack pine excellent habitat for Lincoln Sparrows, Clay-colored sparrows, Night Hawks and other plains species.
