This is a forested island south of Mt. Vernon, at the head of the Skagit River delta where it splits into north and south forks on its way to Skagit Bay. The Washington Department of Natural Resources (DNR) transferred ownership of this 169-acre parcel to WDFW in 2001. It is representative of a historic habitat type of the Skagit Valley (prior to logging and development) that supports a variety of forest birds and raptors, primarily buteos and eagles.
This unit is closed to the public at this time to protect sensitive wildlife, particularly bald eagle nesting and roosting habitat.
Viewing Opportunities
Birds
Birds of Prey
Eagles
Songbirds
Waterfowl
Mammals
Deer
Small Mammals
Other
Butterflies
Reptiles/Amphibians
Spawning Salmon
Wildflowers
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