The Woodpecker Ponds at Hunter Ark.

This tract of forty acres is divided into four ponds separated by levees. developed for fish farming, it is now being dedicated to Waterfowl Habitat, managed as Moist Soil Units. There is a well which furnishes water for irrigation and flooding. For convenience the ponds are identified according to their directional orientation which is made easy due to the Section and township surveying. Since the entrance to the property is at the Southeast Corner, the Ponds are named counterclockwise. Southeast, Northeast, Northwest and Southwest.
 

Southeast
Northeast
Northwest
Southwest
Southeast Pond from East Levee October 2005
Northeast Pond April of 2006 showing Wheat/rye planting.
Northwest Pond in October 2005 varied species of weds.
Southwest Pond October 2005 with Teal
Southeast Pond Island in Low area
Unplanted section of norteastPond
Hunting Island in Northwest Pond
Two leaved Smartweed in Southwest Pond, April 2006
Small Smartweed Stand April 2006 Southeast Pond
Burnt Rye Stubble Preparing for Chufa Planting
Moist Soil Weed Stand in Northwest Pond
Boat Lane to Blind Area in Southwest Pond
Northeast Pond from East Levee
Levee Being Lowered Giving Flat View Northwestward Into Northwest Pond
Smartweed on June ^, 2006 Alongside the Boat Trail in Southwest Pond

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