Spring Migration

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Creamers Field, just north of downtown Fairbanks, was frequented by migratory waterfowl when it was a dairy farm. Today, the Alaska Fish & Game grows yummy grain there to entice the birds to land there instead of near the airport.

Posted March 28, 2014 by aurorawatcherak in Alaska

Tagged with alaska, creamers field, culture, fairbanks alaska, migratory waterfowl, spring

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