Tuesday, June 17, 2014

Maumee Bay State Park

A few years ago, I visited Maumee Bay State park and enjoyed it so I decided to go back.   I was there May 28 – 31.   While there I walked and biked in the park and I went to the Ottawa National Wildlife refuge and the Maggie Marsh Wildlife area.  One of the reasons I like the park is the huge campsites that are paved.  The picture below is the “yard” of the site beside mine and my RV. 

I didn’t spend much time in Ottawa National Wildlife refuge, but enjoyed a morning in Maggie Marsh Wildlife area.  When I first got to the wildlife area I noticed a Bald Eagle nest and an eagle was feeding her little one --

I spent a good bit of time on the boardwalk --

I spotted this bird that may be a Yellow Warbler (I’m not very good at smaller birds)--

I don’t know what type of bird is in the picture below, but he seemed as curious about me as I was about him.

A disadvantage of the area is that it is very close to the Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station.

From here, I headed to Shipshewana, In. 

3 comments:

  1. Ho did you like Maumee Bay State Park as a destination place? We intended to stop there but then our solar install took so much more time than it should have that we had to skip it.

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  2. I'm enjoying following your travels, and your nice photographs.

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  3. Sherry - For a couple of days it might be ok for a destination park. Between the beach, biking /hiking trail and the nature boardwalk there is probably enough to do for a couple of days. But I really enjoy the wildlife areas that aer within 15 miles or so of the park.

    Pam

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