John James Audubon Traditional Cache
Geeohcrash and Snoopy: Time to go as we have lost two ammo boxes on this one. Still a pretty area.
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This area is one of the premier migratory bird watching spots in the Southeast. While placing this cache we saw ducklings learning to swim, Canada geese, cormorants, a fledgling blue heron, an egret, a barn owl, and several other species. Be sure to bring binoculars, a camera, and a field guide to fully enjoy this amazing place.
This cache is named for John James Audubon (1785-1851) whose illustrations of birds in their natural habitats are still considered to be among the most accurate depictions of birds ever published. Although fenced all the way around, the area is open to the public, and should be accessed through the automatic gate. Check the sign at the entrance for the closing time on the day you are there. While driving in the area keep your vehicle on the road. DO NOT drive off the road to get closer to the cache. The cache is located inside the fence. This cache was placed with the permission of the Clayton County Water Authority. CONGRATULATIONS TO KMASON17 FOR THE FIRST TO FIND!!!!
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