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Overview
Trumbull County, Ohio. This wildlife area, located at the north end of Mosquito Lake, was formed by damming Mosquito Creek.
It is composed mostly of second-growth forests, fields, ponds, wetlands, and the lake itself, and boasts a fantastic area for migrating waterfowl (spring, fall) and raptors (winter).
Birds
Notable Species
Winter: Raptors including Rough-legged Hawks as well as Snow Buntings, and the usual winter birds. Keep an eye out for Northern Shrikes and American Goshawk.
Spring: A great place for migrating waterfowl is easily viewed from Hoagland-Blackstub Rd.
Summer: Nesting birds including Bald Eagle, a variety of ducks and a Great Blue Heron rookery.
Fall: Great for waterfowl migration, especially from Hoagland-Blackstub Rd. Some birds to look for include Snow Goose, Tundra Swan, waders, and ducks, as well as shorebirds when water levels are down.
Check-list
Birds you can see here include:
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Other Wildlife
Besides birds you may also find Massassauga Rattlesnake, River Otter, and other wildlife.
Site Information
History and Use
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Areas of Interest
The best area for viewing waterfowl is along Hoagland-Blackstub Rd. and at the eastern end of Mahan-Denman Rd. The best way to view raptors is driving along the roads looking out over the fields.
Access and Facilities
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Contact Details
Tel: 330-637-2856 (Park Office)
External Links
Content and images originally posted by USA_Twitcher
