Better birds that are seen here include Wood Duck and other ducks, Wilson's Snipe, both Yellowlegs, Roseate Spoonbill, and an occasional Bald Eagle.

swamp Sparrow can be heard coming from the Marsh vegetation and a Great Horned Owl might be heard off in the distance at sunset.

These are wetlands on private property. There are wetlands on both sides of the highway.

Normally, you can expect a vehicle to pass every three to five minutes. Expect them to be driving at highway speeds.

The shoulders are wide enough to park.

The highway crosses a bridge at this point with metal girders on the shoulders. Park on the shoulder on one side of a bridge girder for protection from passing vehicles. You will be safer birding if you stand behind a girder.

You can continue south just past the marsh area where you will find a river bottom of large trees including pecan. It might be possible to pull into an entrance gate area for a few short minutes to watch, look and listen for woodland species such as Pileated Woodpecker.

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