Michigan Audubon’s largest bird sanctuary is located in Jackson County borders the Waterloo Recreation Area (already in the 1930's planned as a recreation area by the federal government) At 1,008 acres, it is known to attract thousands of migrating Sandhill Cranes every fall. The diversity of animal and plant life includes over 270 plant species and 200 species of birds. Benches on a hill overlooking Mud Lake Marsh provide an ideal location for viewing large numbers of cranes in October and early November. Public access to the marsh is restricted.
Learn about the Haehnle family's beer background on later posts.
8746 Seymour Rd., Pleasant Valley, Jackson Co. Leoni Twp T1S R1E several sections
The property is managed by the Jackson Audubon Society. Not only do they take care of trails and the kiosk but do the annual crane count website. Jackson Audubon Society - Home
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