Pheasant Branch Conservancy is home to an amazing assortment of plants and wildlife all year long. Here are the birds, animals, and plants to watch for when you visit Pheasant Branch Conservancy in March.
Birds
- Canada geese laying eggs
- Loons heading north*
- Sandhill cranes*
- Robins*
- Red-winged blackbirds*
- Eastern bluebirds*
- Grackles*
- Kildeers*
- Wood ducks*
- Eastern phoebes*
- Great blue herons*
- Fox sparrows*
- Hermit thrushes*
- Lesser scaups*
- Turkeys
- Woodcocks
- Pheasants
*spring migration arrivals
Other Animals
- Squirrels born
- Opossums mating
- Western chorus frogs
- Spring peepers
- Wood frogs
- Northern leopard frogs
- Chipmunks
- Salamanders
- Garter snakes
Trees, Grasses & Flowers
- Spring blooms
- Skunk cabbage
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Meteorological Data
- Average temperature (high/low): 44°F/27°F
- Average precipitation (rain/snow): 1.4”/2.8”
- Average hours of daylight: 12.0
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