Exit at number 176 which is the AL 143 or Millbrook exit. Travel northeast for a little over 2 miles and watch for Jackson Lake Road on your right. As you travel down Jackson Lake Road between 143 and the railroad track in Winter watch for a variety of Sparrows in the hedges and grassy areas. These same areas will probably have Orchard Oriole, Blue Grosbeak, and Indigo Bunting in summer. Watch the wires for Loggerhead Shrike year round.
Kestrels are likely on the wires in winter.
After you leave the entrance gate you will pass through a stand of pines where Pine Warblers and Brown-headed Nuthatches are permanent residents. The road crosses a dirt bridge shortly. Parula Warblers frequent the area around the bridge in summer and in winter numerous cormorants roost in the dead trees to the left. After you cross the bridge the rest of the area can be explored on foot. Resident birds include a large population of Red-headed Woodpeckers, Wood Ducks, Bobwhite, Wild Turkey, and Bluebirds.