These preserves protect all of Pigeon Pond and portions of Pigeon Lake and Pigeon Creek, reminding us of a time when wild pigeons visited the area. Rolling meadows, wetland forests and a kame-like hill offer opportunities for good viewing of white-tailed deer and wild turkeys. In the summertime, cardinal flower, white snakeroot and tall blue bellflower greet visitors with their respective red, white and blue blossoms.
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