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Sandhill Crane walking across wildlife drive from one marsh to another marsh at MNWR Royalty Free Stock Photo
Sandhill Crane strolling calmly along Wildlife Drive at MNWR in upstate NewYork Royalty Free Stock Photo
Muskrat eating grass alongside MNWR wildlife drive during spring bird migration Royalty Free Stock Photo
building of the national museum in wroc?aw Royalty Free Stock Photo
building of the national museum in wroc?aw Royalty Free Stock Photo
Osprey juvenile at Union Springs nest area on Cayuga Lake NYS FingerLakes Royalty Free Stock Photo
Osprey juvenile at Union Springs on Cayuga Lake NYS FingerLakes Region Royalty Free Stock Photo
Muskrat on MNWR wetlands eating fresh spring grass during spring bird migration
Sandhill Crane strolling along wildlife drive at MNWR on Cayuga Lake in the NewYork FingerLakes Royalty Free Stock Photo
Calico Pennant Dragonfly rests on swamp grass on Cayuga Lake NYS Royalty Free Stock Photo
Osprey juvenile silhouette on branch at Union Springs on Cayuga Lake NYS Royalty Free Stock Photo
Juvenile Osprey rests on tree limb over Cayuga Lake in Union Springs Royalty Free Stock Photo
Historic wood agriculture gable roof barn in Cayuga NYS FingerLakes Royalty Free Stock Photo
Osprey juvenile staring off at Union Springs on Cayuga Lake NYS Royalty Free Stock Photo
Osprey juvenile at Union Springs on Cayuga Lake NYS FingerLakes Royalty Free Stock Photo
The muskrat or musquash (Ondatra zibethicus) or bog vole is a medium-sized semiaquatic rodent native to North America. It is easily recognized by its non-descript ears and eyes. They primarily inhabit wetlands, areas in or near saline and freshwater wetlands, rivers, lakes, or ponds. Resident of Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge New York State area is composed of swamps, pools and channels and is a stopping point for migratory birds. It is the largest contiguous wetland complex in the northeastern United States.


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