A Treatment Plant's Settling Ponds Create an Attraction for Birds — and Bird-Watchers

A rural Michigan treatment plant near Lake Huron attracts an abundance of birds and waterfowl to its settling ponds – along with visitors carrying binoculars.

A Treatment Plant's Settling Ponds Create an Attraction for Birds — and Bird-Watchers

A North Huron Birding Trail sign marks the Clark Township Wastewater Treatment Plant as a designated observation area. 

The Clark Township Wastewater Treatment Plant has nearly 1,000 users in Michigan on the north shore of Lake Huron. With an average flow of 150,000 to 250,000 gpd, the facility serves the towns of Cedarville and Hessel, along with inhabitants on two of the Les Cheneaux Islands, a...

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