Bird-filled paradise
Neighborhood: Potter's Marsh
Phone: +1 907 345 5014
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A protected wetland, this no-fee 2,300-acre viewing area is just south of the city and has a long, raised boardwalk from which you may access the wetland without disturbing the birds. Some of the varieties seen from this viewing platform are the Pacific Loon, American Wigeon, Canada Goose, Greater Scaup, Canvasback, Goldeneye Species, Red-breasted Nuthatch, Short-Billed Dowitchers, Wandering Tattler and many more. A spotting scope and volunteer bird enthusiast are typically available during park hours. Note: no dogs allowed. Another location for birders is near the airport at Lake Spenard.
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Pretty View, Pretty drive
Take the Old Highway for a very scenic drive out to the Marsh. I enjoyed the ride as much as I enjo...
Reviewed by:Heather from on Sep 15 2006
Quick and dirty birdwatching
Potter's Marsh is immediately adjacent to the Alaska Highway, so expect the roar of Semi's, ...
Reviewed by:Director of Conservation from on Nov 28 2005
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