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St. Catherine Creek National Wildlife Refuge

SIBLEY, MISSISSIPPI

31°24'13.16"N 91°27'9.62"W

Established in 1990, St. Catherine Creek National Wildlife Refuge encompasses almost 25,000 acres between the Mississippi River and clay bluffs bordering the flood plain.

Large numbers of storks, spoonbills, cormorants, stilts, ibises, herons, and

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