The Wildlife of Windsor Hill Plantation

Mallards swimming in Bent Creek

Seeing wild birds, like this group of Mallards, is not an unusual sight in Windsor Hill Plantation. Great Blue Herons, Egrets and even Canadian Geese are also often seen. That's a sign of good water quality and an abundant food chain for wildlife in the area.

Windsor Hill Plantation is fortunate to retain all the wonderful natural beauty it had back when the famous Revolutionary War hero General William Moultrie lived here in the eighteenth century. Help us keep it clean!

See this Flock of 27 Canada Geese that flew in to graze near the same location as above.

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NOTE: This photograph of Bent Creek was taken in Plantation Pointe looking at Mill Creek.
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