Twickenham Area

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Winlock Road

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Bear Hollow County Park

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Kimberly Area

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Hoover Creek Road/Hoover Creek Reservoir

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Julia Henderson Pioneer Park

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Burnt Ranch Campground

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Muleshoe Recreation Area

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Girds Creek Road

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Butte Creek Road

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Shelton Wayside Park

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Robinson Canyon - Pine Creek Conservation Area

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Hancock Field Station

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Butte Creek Summit

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Spray (Town)

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Cottonwood Creek Road

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Service Creek

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Rowe Creek Reservoir

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Clarno Road

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Pine Creek Conservation Area

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Rowe Creek Road

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Shady Grove Rest Area

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Fossil Sewage Ponds - Farm Pond

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Fossil (Town)

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Kahler Basin Road

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Clarno BLM Boat Ramp

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Umatilla National Forest

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Priest Hole

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John Day Fossil Beds National Monument - Clarno Unit

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Fossil Sewage Ponds

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Bear Hollow

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Seasons

Winter
Spring
Summer
Fall

Location

From Mitchell, take 207 north for 9.2 miles and turn left (NW) on Girds Creek Road. Take this road for 8 miles to the Twickenham Area. If coming from Fossil, take Rowe Creek Rd. just north of Shelton State Wayside and it will take you to Twickenham. The area has farming, meadows and riparian areas along the John Day River.

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Habitat and Birds

Birds seen in this area include Cinnamon Teal, Ring-necked Pheasant, Great-blue Heron, American Kestrel, Common Poorwill, Black-chinned Hummingbird, Willow Flycatcher, Bewick’s Wren, Northern Mockingbird, Yellow Warbler, Black-headed Grosbeak, and Brown-headed Cowbird. Keep an eye out for Tricolored Blackbirds in this area.

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