Lake Sakakawea State Park

 We went to the Upper Soulis River National Wildlife Refuge accessing the river at a point where North Dakota 28 crosses the Soulis River. We attempted to go further up the river but we got unto unpaved roads that were muddy because of rain and we abandoned the attempt and went to Lake Sakakawea State Park.  

These are pictures from the Upper Soulis River National Wildlife Refuge.

Turkey

American White Pelicans

Western Grebes

Canadian Geese

LOVE THAT SKY!

Garrison Dam

Since the roads got to muddy to travel any further, we left for Lake Sakakawea State Park. Here is the sign telling us we have one-half mile to go.

Lake Sakakawea

We wouldn't mind having any of these boats that were in the storage area of the park.

You can tell that we are in a drought season!

Ring-Billed Gulls

Tree Swallow

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Tree Swallow

Mourning Dove

 

Eastern Kingbird

As we were heading back to the camper, we saw a boy 
and his Dad flying this terrific kite!