Located in northern Alabama, Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge is comprised of a diverse set of habitats which collectively provide a winter home for thousands of waterfowl and cranes every year. The refuge, consisting of 37,000 acres, is a mosaic of wetlands, pine uplands, riparian woodlands, agricultural fields, and back water embayments, which supports Alabama’s largest wintering duck population. As if the hordes of geese, ducks and Sandhill Cranes were not enough of a spectacle, varying numbers of the federally-endangered Whooping Crane have been seen in the refuge every winter since 2006.
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