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Zachary Taylor Parkway D ZACHARY AN TA TL Y E LO R W P 'S A A Zachary Taylor R C I K W R E A Y M A Louisiana Great Parkway Birding Trail BIR AIL DING TR Gulf Coast Stretching nearly 150 miles eastward through the “boot” of Southeastern Louisiana, the Zachary Taylor Parkway leg of the America’s Wetland Birding Traveling along the Creole Nature Trail All-American Road and six Zachary Richard, Musician/Poet Trail encompasses almost every major habitat type native to the state. additional state scenic byways, the America’s Wetland Birding Trail crosses Louisiana Native At its western end, within the Tunica-Biloxi Loop, the trail slogs through through 22 South Louisiana parishes rich in unparalleled history, culture, the low bottomland hardwoods and cypress-tupelo swamps of the lower arts and entertainment. The trail will guide you to some of the state’s most Mississippi River floodplain. Further east, the Audubon Loop climbs into productive natural places along the Great Gulf Coast and will offer ready the prominent upland hardwood blufflands of the Mississippi River’s east access to some of the best birding in the country. bank. This is the only region of the state where the Eastern chipmunk and American ginseng live and grow and represents the southernmost The America’s Wetland Birding Trail consists of 115 bird watching sites extensions of these two species’ North American distribution ranges. crossing through 22 Louisiana parishes. Finally, the trail meanders higher up into the dry, 300+ foot pineland ridges near its boundary with Southern Mississippi. The Zachary Taylor Parkway Birding Trail consists of 27 bird watching sites in 10 Louisiana parishes. Red River Birding Trail .L EE S V I L L E . M A RK .S V I L L E Long storied throughout . American history for its role in 4 1 . 2 3 U.S. “Wild West” culture, the T E X A S ST. FRANCISVILLE 5 59 16 7 55 26 M I S S I S S I P P I ND MI Red River changes character 4 9 LA SS 2 11 0 BA T O N T IS . COVINGTON E S PORT ALLEN RO U G E 12 12 11 W . 3 I 10 27 12 59 P 1 2 S 28 1 8 ' P considerably as it enters 7 8 6 A 4 5 I 4 1 0 6 7 . C 3 10 BAY ST. LOUIS R LAKE 12 I 1 29 I LAFA YETTE PL A Q U EM IN E . R L A K E V CHARLES 1 7 8 E 1 M A U R E P A S E Louisiana. Red clay bluffs, 3 . 10 . 9 1 JE N N IN G S . L AKE R . America’s WETLAND 0 1 21 0 10 M 5 1 3 C RO W L EY PONTCHARTRAIN 10 A 5 1 9 0 ST . M A RT I N V I L L E 0 10 2 2 6 Mississippi River 2 1 6 7 5 5 . 4 . ORANGE 3 1 1 M I 8 S S I vast pine forests, and pileated 4 7 S S 7 B 9 N EW I P 10 5 L 9 0 7 P 51 0 I I IB E R I A I 2 R 5 5 8 N E W 3 6 D A 5 3 3 6 9 9 1 0 1 I R 1 0 . 1 2 R 61 0 L A K E B O R G N E NG T 6 2 A BB E V I L L E I V E 1 6 4 . R O RL E A N S 01 1 7 1 4 8 5 4 1 8 5 woodpeckers replace the S A B I N E 2 6 L A K E 1 1 1 3 1 6 7 C A L C A S I E U G R A N D 7 6 4 5 2 6 9 C H A N D E L E U R L A K E L A K E 24 8 1 1 1 0 S O U N D 0 9 0 . CAMERON FRANKLIN 2 0 9 0 1 1 8 8 82 Bayou Lafourche 82 1 0 9 82 1 0 82 3 . 25 rocks, bison, and rattlesnakes 9 1 4 4 1 1 2 4 9 1 5 L A K E 3 Birding Trail 7 WHITE LAKE 1 1 0 VERMILION 9 22 S A L V A D O R 82 W E S T C O T E 7 9 0 BAY 5 6 8 1 1 1 0 B L A N C H E 1 9 4 23 B A Y of the river’s upper reaches H O U M A . 1 POINTE A 7 . LA HACHE E A S T C O T E 1 B R E T O N S O U N D zachary Taylor B L A N C H E G u l f B A Y 2 Sparsely populated and heavily cultivated in cotton, corn, and soybeans, in the Southern Great Plains. o f A T C H A F A L A Y A B A R A T A R I A M B A Y B A Y e 5 0 5 10 Miles SWAMP & FORESTED WETLANDS 8 x i 3 c o 5 0 5 10 Kilometers CO ASTAL MARSHES 5 the Northeast Louisiana Delta has served as one of the last homes for Geologically, the Red River 8 1 0 23 9 9 3 7 4 2 1 4 6 2 5 T I M B A L I E R T E R R E B O N N E B A Y the ivory-billed woodpecker and Louisiana black bear. Agriculture neatly bisects a large “shield” C A I L L O U B A Y 1 B A Y Parkway and hardwood timbering fragmented this once contiguous mosaic of of exposed, high-elevation Birding Trail bottomland hardwood and cypress-tupelo swamp habitats, virtually tertiary outcroppings, which exterminating both the woodpecker and the bear. The ivory-billed form the entire northwestern woodpecker may be lost forever, but the Louisiana black bear is making an quadrant of the state. This tertiary shield supports many of Louisiana’s impressive comeback, thanks to an intensive wildlife conservation program rarest plants. To this day, the Louisiana segment of the Red River Valley is initiated by both federal and state wildlife agencies. To date, hundreds best known for its timber resources, and interest in its mixed-pine forests of thousands of acres of abandoned farmland in this region have been culminated in the formation of the 600,000-acre Kisatchie National Forest purchased and restored to their former forested glory. system. Most of the forest’s districts lay along the Red River Trail. For complete information on America’s Wetland Birding Trails visit LouisianaTravel.com or http://louisianatravel.com/explore/louisiana_birding_trails.cfm The Mississippi River Birding Trail consists of 30 bird watching sites in 13 The Red River Birding Trail consists of 82 bird watching sites in 18 © 2009 Louisiana Department of Culture, Recreation & Tourism Louisiana parishes. Louisiana parishes. SPRINGHILL 71 BONITA VIVIAN OIL FARMERVILLE 371 HOMER CITY BENTON MOORINGSPORT 79 DUBACH Caddo Lake MINDEN BOSSIER 80 CITY HAUGHTON 220 DOYLINE ARCADIA RAYVILLE DELHI TALLUAH 20 SHREVEPORT RUSTON MONROE u Lake u o 79 o y 71 Bistineau 371 y a a B B e k a CHATHAM L B FRIERSON a y o R k 165 u e c P d a l i l JONESBORO e R B r B r i e i v v e e WINNSBORO r r NEWELLTON L America’s WETLAND Zachary Taylori t t l COLUMBIA e R iv MANSFIELD 84 e 84 Parkway71 Zachary Taylor WINNFIELD ST. JOSEPH 171 I-49 ReRedRive dRi 84 v Parkway Birding Trail 1 Marksville Stateerr Historic Site WILLIANA 2 SpringMARTHAVILLE Bayou StateNATCHITOCHES Wildlife Management Area T Grand Cote NationalNATCHEZ Wildlife Refuge/Central o 3 ROBELINE l e d FERRIDAY o LA National Wildlife Refuge B ZWOLLE 71 Dear Birding Enthusiast: e FROGMORE n MANY d 4 Echo-Cheneyville Road R e s LOOP 1 e r vo 5 J.H. Overton Recreation Area ir Welcome to the Zachary Taylor Parkway leg of 6 Ben Routh Recreation Area Louisiana’s Birding Trail! This is one of a series of four Toledo 7 FLORIENLindy C. Boggs Recreation Area/LockI-49 & 7 Bend Reservoir PINEVILLE driving routes through Louisiana that focus on the state’s Dam No. 1 8 ALEXANDRIA 6 rich and diverse natural environments. The other tour 8 LakeANA OpheliaCOCO National Wildlife Refuge 5 Louisiana segments include the Red River, Gulf Coast, and 9111 Grassy Lake Wildlife Management Area 71 392 LEESVILLE MARKSVILLE 10 Morganza Spillway C 9 Mississippi River trails, all of which offer rewarding alc 1 Anacoco as LECOMPTE ie Lake u 11 Sherburne Wildlife Management R Area CHENEYVILLE experiences for the seasoned naturalist as well as the iver 111 3 2 interested amateur. Come make your own adventure here 20 12 12 Tunica Hills Wildlife ManagementLONG LEAF Area 4 21 in the Pelican State! DERIDDER W 190 h 13 Centenary State Historicis Site I-55 BOGALUSA ke 13 y C 19 LOOP 2 hi 14 14 Mary Ann Brown Preservetto 71 18 Cr 15 ee 17 JACKSON 22 MERRYVILLE15 Audubon State Historic Sitek r e 10 iv R 16 Port Hudson State Historic Site 23 e FOLSOM in b 16 a 17 Rosedown Plantation State Historic Site S OPELOUSAS DENHAM LIVINGSTON 27 109 1827 Cat Island National Wildlife Refuge SPRINGS COVINGTON DEQUINCY I-49 19 West Feliciana Parish EUNICE ALBANY KINDER 26 24 SUNSET 11 I-12 12 BATON ROUGE 20 Camp Moore Confederate Museum & Cemetery GRAND I-10 25 SULPHUR COTEAU LACOMBE 21 SandyWESTLAKE Hollow Wildlife ManagementJENNINGS Area VINTON 90 90 90 GONZALES Lake LOOP 3 LAFAYETTE 2210 Ben’s210 Creek Wildlife Management Area Pontchartrain BROUSSARD CROWLEYe 23 CassidyLAKE Park Bayou Q I-10 New ueu IntracoastalWaterway e DONALDSONVILLE Orleans 24 BogueCHARLES Chitto National Wildlife Refuge LAPLACE 90 61 Lake Borgne 25 Pearl River Wildlife Management AreaGUEYDAN 27 NEW IBERIA KENNER METAIRIE 90 26 AbitaCalcasieu Creek Flatwoods Preserve BAYOU Lake Int racoastal Waterw GAUCHE Sabine 27 Lake Ramsay Preserve ay HARVEY Lake THIBODAUX HOLLY BEACH CAMERON Lake White Salvador Lake MORGAN 90 CITY MYRTLE GROVE GALLIANO EMPIRE Atchafalaya B a y Bay o Barataria u CHAUVIN L Bay BURAS a f o ur r c h e VENICE Stretching nearly 150 miles eastward through the “boot” of Southeastern Louisiana, the Zachary Taylor Parkway segment of the America’s WETLAND Birding Trail includes almost every major habitat type native to the state.
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