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Sandhill Crane Chick Lake Woodruff 1

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A few pairs of sandhill cranes return to Lake Wooddruff Wildlife Refuge each winter to mate and raise their young. Lake Woodruff Wildlife Refuge is a 21,500 acre preserve along the St. John's River where many birds come to winter. Along with the birds, you will find fisherman, hikers, bikers, and photographers along the 6 miles of trails.
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© 2016 Maria Struss Photography
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A few pairs of sandhill cranes return to Lake Wooddruff Wildlife Refuge each winter to mate and raise their young. Lake Woodruff Wildlife Refuge is a 21,500 acre preserve along the St. John's River where many birds come to winter. Along with the birds, you will find fisherman, hikers, bikers, and photographers along the 6 miles of trails.