Sutter

Spring and Summer Opportunities As you explore this area on foot, use binoculars and spotting scopes to bring wildlife closer into view without disturbing them. The Wildlife Checklist is a great list of the common to rare birds and other wildlife. Make sure to grab one when you sign in at the Information Kiosk and Registration Information Kiosk. The trails marked in blue and black are great places to observe and photograph ducks, raptors and wading birds. Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge Complex 752 County Road 99W Willows, CA 95988 Phone: 530 934 2801 www.fws.gov/refuge/sutter For further information on Refuge hunting, wildlife observation, environmental education, or photography, please use our contact information listed above. U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service http://www.fws.gov For Refuge Information 1 800/344-WILD U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Sutter National Wildlife Refuge Wildlife Viewing & Photographic Opportunities California Relay Service TTY 1 800/735-2929 Voice 1 800/735-2922 Visitors with disabilities may be reasonably accommodated upon request, and/or receive an alternative format publication. February 2017 Cinnamon teal Refuge birding tour using trails The trails marked in red will take you under the riparian forest canopy, where you can enjoy the variety of songbirds. Birds, such as the Western kingbird and spotted towhee, depend on the forest habitat for migration corridors and nesting areas. Open February 15 - June 30 Spotted Towhee Western Kingbird Sutter National Wildlife Refuge - Wildlife Viewing & Photographic Opportunities General Information: There are no recreation fees. Area open Feb 15 - June 30. Please respect all signs and area closures. Additional maps are available or our Hunt Visit our website to find out about educational activities and birding tours. Area. Please visit our Please check in/check out on the registration sheet when arriving/leaving. website for details: Photography - Please check in/check out on the registration sheet when arriving/leaving www.fws.gov/refuge/ sutter ! Day use only - open 1 hour before legal sunrise to 1 hour after legal sunset. ! [ ! Information/Parking ]! j Access beyond parking area is only by foot; park in designated area. ! \ ! Í Dogs are welcome but must be kept on leash. ! ! The Assigned Pond (AP) signs will help you follow the trails F Hiking - Foot access only. Follow the mowed/dirt trails for easiest access. ! · Take out what you bring in. Littering is unlawful! ! K Bicycles, horses and motorized vehicles are prohibited. È! G! ! _ No restroom facilities available. ! l Fishing is prohibited. Be Prepared! This is a natural and wild area. You may encounter ticks, mosquitoes and wasps. ! Wildlife Observation - Assigned Pond