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The Eastern Shore of Virginia refuge is located at the southern point of the Delmarva Peninsula and is a haven for migratory birds and endangered species.
The 1,123 acres include maritime forest, myrtle and bayberry thickets, grasslands, croplands and fresh and brackish ponds.
Each fall, migrating birds stage, or gather in large groups, on refuge land until favorable wind and weather conditions permit an easy crossing of Chesapeake Bay. This "funneling effect" provides excellent wildlife viewing opportunities for visitors during spring and fall migrations.
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