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Stream at Pigeon Point Preserve which is located in Ransom County, North Dakota, near the town of Sheldon. This preserve contains high quality fen and shrub meadow communities and it has one of the best developed, spring-fed streams in the Sheyenne River Valley. © Angie Benson/The Nature Conservancy
Pigeon Point has a high diversity of wetland habitats. At least 15 rare plants are harbored in fen and wetland thicket habitats. It is also one of the best developed, spring-fed streams in the Sheyenne River Valley.
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