Dexter Mill Pond -- Dexter
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Note: The Dexter Mill pond is not near the Dexter Mill, which is 
on the north side of Dexter.  Bruce

The following description is from _The Birds of Washtenaw County, 
Michigan_.

Dexter Mill Pond lies on the s.w. corner of Dexter and can best 
be viewed from the cemetery off Grand Street [or from various 
business parking lots off Grand, Broad, or Dexter-Chelsea Road].
Mill Creek runs through this marshy area, keeping an open water 
channel even in cold weather.  The marsh areas and ponds attract 
ducks, geese, herons, and swallows with occasional nexting 
Sandhill Cranes.  The trees in the cemetery collect warblers and 
kinglets in migration, while the willows at the water's edge 
often hold Palm Warblers in late April and early May.  If the 
water levels are low, shorebirds can be found in shallow water or 
on any exposed mud.  One of the two survey period records of 
White-rumped Sandpiper is from Dexter Mill Pond.