For the Birds
A variety of wildlife can be
seen at River Valley. This
woodpecker was taking
advantage of the feeders that
are hung at the bird blind
each winter.
A variety of wildlife can be
seen at River Valley. This
woodpecker was taking
advantage of the feeders that
are hung at the bird blind
each winter.
| Reconstructions The Big Bluestem (pictured above) is just one of a variety of native plants that can be found in the prairie and wetland habitats. |
River Valley Wetland
Cedar County Conservation Areas
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Located 1 1/2 miles north of Cedar Bluff on Delta Ave, this 100 acre
area consists of a 5 acre wetland, river bottomland, and upland
areas with 25 acres converted into prairie and food plots. A limited
hunting season is open from the last Saturday in October through
January 10th.
No facilities are provided.
A Bird Blind offers viewing of the numerous species of wildlife found
in the area. NO HUNTING is allowed from the Bird Blind.
area consists of a 5 acre wetland, river bottomland, and upland
areas with 25 acres converted into prairie and food plots. A limited
hunting season is open from the last Saturday in October through
January 10th.
No facilities are provided.
A Bird Blind offers viewing of the numerous species of wildlife found
in the area. NO HUNTING is allowed from the Bird Blind.
| Bird Blind |
Reconstructed Prairie at Entrance
| Click the map to view an enlarged version |
| Map courtesy of Cedar County's GIS |
Watch out for these creepers!!! Above
is a picture of poison ivy creeping up
a tree. "Leaves of 3 let them be!"
Poison ivy has three special leaves.
The middle leaf is symmetrical,
meaning both sides of the leaf (the
main vain being the divider) look the
same. The other two leaves are
asymmetrical, meaning one side of
the leaf looks different than the other.
Click the picture to enlarge it to see
what I mean.
is a picture of poison ivy creeping up
a tree. "Leaves of 3 let them be!"
Poison ivy has three special leaves.
The middle leaf is symmetrical,
meaning both sides of the leaf (the
main vain being the divider) look the
same. The other two leaves are
asymmetrical, meaning one side of
the leaf looks different than the other.
Click the picture to enlarge it to see
what I mean.
