With 16,000 acres of swamps, marshes and freshwater pools, Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge serves as a resort town of sorts to thousands of migrating birds needing this essential natural resource to bridge the gap between places as far away as Canada and the Gulf of Mexico.

For bird-watching enthusiasts, this park is a popular spot for wildlife studies and for other, just to get out and enjoy nature. You can find out more about Bombay Hook on their website.

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Photography by Errol Webber