Building Neighborhoods: Looking for a Place to Nest
Learn about the steps the Friends take to attract migrating grassland birds like bobolinks and meadowlarks to the Conservancy.
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Keep your eyes peeled for abundant bird species at Pheasant Branch Conservancy, one of the top birdwatching spots in southern Wisconsin.
More than 200 species of birds have been spotted at Pheasant Branch Conservancy, from eagles and egrets to warblers and woodpeckers. Some of these species live in Pheasant Branch Conservancy year-round (ducks, geese, hawks, owls and more), while other rarely sighted birds like vireos and certain warblers simply pass through on their migratory routes.
Birdwatching is a popular activity year-round in the Conservancy, which is regarded as a top spot for birdwatching in southern Wisconsin.
A few tips on birdwatching etiquette:
Learn about the steps the Friends take to attract migrating grassland birds like bobolinks and meadowlarks to the Conservancy.
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It’s important to give Pheasant Branch’s bald eagles their space, especially in the early when they are building their nests and raising their young.
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What’s the difference between a park and a conservancy? How are each managed? Take a deeper dive and learn more about what the Friends do.
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Join us at the Middleton Public Library every other month for a series of educational events where you’ll learn all about Pheasant Branch Conservancy.
Learn MoreExplore the many ways to experience nature, wildlife, trails, and seasonal beauty throughout Pheasant Branch Conservancy.