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Bird Checklists 
Breeding Bird Studies

   Bluebird Trail
   Green Heron
   Hawks
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   Purple Martins
​       2017
   Robin   

   Sandhill Cranes
   Swallows

   Warblers

Bird Migration
Bird Watching
Early Studies of  Birds
PictureProthonatory Warbler
Bird Watching
To learn more about bird migration, some history of the birds of the Preserve, and where and when to find them, see:
  • Birds of the Preserve by Season: Winter and Spring
  • Birds of the Preserve by Season: Summer and Fall
  • Fall Bird Migration in the Lakeshore Nature Preserve
  • Eagles at Frautschi Point
  • Woodland Migration Corridors: Critical Habitat for Neotropical Migrant Forest Birds

The Preserve has been used by bird watchers for many years.  For Laura Erickson’s memories of the watching birds in the Preserve, see:    Reminiscences of Picnic Point and the Preserve

Finally, take advantage of the Friends bird watching Field trips. Mark your calendar. Also see summaries of recent bird watching field trips with photos.



Friends of the Lakeshore Nature Preserve
 P.O. Box 5534
 Madison, WI 53705 

UW-Madison Lakeshore Nature Preserve website

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Related websites:
UW Nelson Institute
UW Arboretum
Clean Lakes Alliance
Groundswell Conservancy
Pleasant Valley Conservancy
Pheasant Branch Conservancy