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Iroquois National Wildlife RefugeNational Park

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This 11,000-acre wildlife refuge, which is situated in both Genesee and Orleans Counties, is the largest wildlife refuge...
MoreThis 11,000-acre wildlife refuge, which is situated in both Genesee and Orleans Counties, is the largest wildlife refuge in New York State. Known locally as the "Alabama Swamps" because it's located within the town of Alabama, it has wooded swamps, marshland, pastures, and cropland. It is a sanctuary for migrating waterfowl and home to 10 different species of duck, as well as fox and deer. There are three nature trails, along with four overlooks. In the winter the trails can be used for cross-country skiing. Fishing is also permitted on the refuge; catch northern pike, blue gill, yellow perch, white perch and carp, to name a few. - Christine A. Smyczynski Less
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1101 Casey Rd Basom, NY 14013-9730 320.82 mi
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- BillK45503/27/21
  The Visitor Center was closed due to Covid and most of the grass was brown and the trees were not budding yet. Despite that, some guys were set up in the park for bird viewing and spend some time... More
- M3349ZSjasonp08/02/20
  Went in early August and wasn’t expecting much because the migratory birds come through here in the spring and many of the pools are dried up this time of year. However, the pool around the kanyoo... More
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