Wood Duck Way Birding Trail - Julian, Pennsylvania, USA - Birdwatching Locations on Waymarking.com

The Wood Duck Way Birding Trail is located at the Wildlife Center Project- Wildlife for Everyone Foundation (aka Tom Ridge & the Julian Wetlands) - Nature preserve, along US 220 between Port Matilda and Julian. The blind is ADA accessible and offers a view into a restored wetland.

Common species of birds that may visit: Red-winged Blackbird, Blue Heron, Wood Duck, Mallards, Teal, Green Heron, American Coot, Eastern Bluebird, Baltimore Oriole, Yellow Warbler, Spotted Sandpiper, Tree Swallow, Canada Geese. Other waterfowl may stop to rest here while migrating during spring and fall.

Park Name: Soaring Eagle Wetland and Julian Wetland Sponsoring Organization: Wildlife for Everyone Foundation Handicap Accessible?: Yes Website: [Web Link] Entrance Fee: 0.00 (listed in local currency) List any Hides, Birding Towers, or other structures to assist in Birdwatching found at the location: Wooden Blind, boardwalk and crushed stone perimeter walkway. Bird identification sign. Parking Coordinates: N 40° 50.711 W 077° 58.983

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Date Logged Log User Rating   11/04/2022 r.e.s.t.seekers visited it