Birds

Birds of Seward Park

Discover the variety of birds that call the old growth forest home
Birds

Birds of Seward Park

Discover the variety of birds that call the old growth forest home

Birding at Seward Park is always a unique experience. With a variety of habitats including old growth forest, open woodlands, and shorelines, an incredible diversity of birds are able to call this place home for at least a portion of the year. In fact, over 100 species have been spotted in Seward Park--40 of which are waterfowl!

A day in the park can introduce you to everything from Anna's hummingbirds (our year-round residents) to barred owls, pileated woodpeckers, and bald eagles. Come into the center and we'll tell you the best viewing areas for these species--including the location of our new eagle's nest!

Below you'll find a checklist of the birds of Seward Park, along with a map of their habitats. Hard copies, as well as bird field guides, can be found in our nature store.

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