Nestled along Montana's Clark Fork River, Stillwaters' open space is a secluded oasis. The hillsides and riverbanks are covered with wildflowers, and bushes draped in clematis. Nature lovers, birders, and photographers can enjoy over 60 acres of private, undisturbed, lush-green islands. Hundreds of species of birds, from hummingbirds to great blue heron are inhabitants. Whitetail deer are in abundance, even an occasional moose will pass through. Beaver, river otter, and muskrat cruise the shorelines and backwaters. Squirrels traverse the island's canopy, while opossum, raccoon, and porcupine hide in the dense