Wildlife Tour at Featherstone National Wildlife Refuge April 17, 2010
Prince William County, Virginia 22191
With 325 acres of bottomland forests and freshwater tidal marshes, the Refuge attracts waterfowl, wading birds and migratory songbirds. Bald eagles and other raptors perch along the Potomac River shoreline. This is a great spot to watch wildlife!
The Featherstone Refuge is generally closed to public uses and many people do not even know it exists. Now is you chance to visit this fabulous natural area along Prince William's Potomac River shoreline.
Bring binoculars and cameras. Wear clothes suitable for the outdoors, including long pants and sturdy shoes.
For more information, contact the Prince William Conservation Alliance at 70-499-4954, alliance@pwconserve.org or check online at http://www.pwconserve.org.
Official Website: http://www.pwconserve.org
Added by khosen on January 22, 2010