The Mississippi is a major migration route for numerous birds and the rugged bluffs make this breathtaking scenery a beautiful spot for a spring adventure. Observe hawks, warblers (including yellow-throated), lots of other birds, and a few spring wildflowers.
Photo by Southern Wisconsin Bird Alliance
This field trip is full. Join the waiting list. The Mississippi is a major migration route for numerous birds and the rugged bluffs make this breathtaking scenery a beautiful spot for a spring adventure. Observe hawks, warblers (including yellow-throated), lots of other birds, and a few spring wildflowers.
Photo by Southern Wisconsin Bird Alliance
The Mississippi is a major migration route for numerous birds and the rugged bluffs make this breathtaking scenery a beautiful spot for a spring adventure. Observe hawks, warblers (including yellow-throated), lots of other birds, and a few spring wildflowers.
Photo by Madison Audubon
The Mississippi is a major migration route for numerous birds and the rugged bluffs make this breathtaking scenery a beautiful spot for a spring adventure. Observe hawks, warblers (including yellow-throated), lots of other birds, and a few spring wildflowers.
Photo by Madison Audubon.
We’re sorry, this field trip is canceled due to concerns around COVID-19.
However, we will post resources soon for you to recreate this trip on your own! Stay tuned.
Wyalusing State Park overlooks the confluence of the Wisconsin and Mississippi Rivers. The Mississippi is a major migration route for numerous birds and the rugged bluffs make this breathtaking scenery a beautiful spot for a spring adventure. Observe hawks, warblers (including yellow-throated), lots of other birds, and a few spring wildflowers. Bring a lunch, as this trip will last until mid-afternoon. Carpool from the Verona Park & Ride (2565 Old Co Rd PB) at 5:00 a.m. or meet the group at 7:00 a.m. by the Wyalusing park office.
A Wisconsin State Park sticker is required to enter Wyalusing State Park.
RAIN DATE: Sunday, May 3
ACCESSIBILITY FEATURES:
Trail grade and number or type of trail impediments are ok for those with difficulty walking or wearing children in packs
APPROXIMATE DISTANCE FOR WALKING: 0-1 miles
RSVP REQUIRED? NO
FIELD TRIP LEADER: Quentin Yoerger, 608-449-5261 harrierqman@gmail.com
Header photo by Madison Audubon Society
Wyalusing State Park overlooks the confluence of the Wisconsin and Mississippi Rivers. The Mississippi is a major migration route for numerous birds and the rugged bluffs make this breathtaking scenery a beautiful spot for a spring adventure. Observe hawks, warblers (including yellow-throated), lots of other birds, and a few spring wildflowers. Bring a lunch, as this trip will last until mid-afternoon. Carpool from the Verona Park & Ride (2565 Old Co Rd PB) at 5:00 a.m. or meet the group at 7:00 a.m. by the Wyalusing park office.
A Wisconsin State Park sticker is required to enter Wyalusing State Park.
RAIN DATE: Sunday, May 5
ACCESSIBILITY FEATURES:
Trail grade and number or type of trail impediments are ok for those with difficulty walking or wearing children in packs
APPROXIMATE DISTANCE FOR WALKING: 0-1 miles
RSVP REQUIRED? NO
FIELD TRIP LEADER: Quentin Yoerger, 608-449-5261 harrierqman@gmail.com
Header photo by Madison Audubon Society
Wyalusing State Park overlooks the confluence of the Wisconsin and Mississippi Rivers. The Mississippi is a major migration route for numerous birds and the rugged bluffs make this breathtaking scenery a beautiful spot for a spring adventure. Observe hawks, warblers (including yellow-throated), lots of other birds, and a few spring wildflowers. Bring a lunch, as this trip will last until mid-afternoon. Carpool from the Verona Park & Ride (2565 Old Co Rd PB) at 5:00 a.m. or meet the group at 7:00 a.m. by the Wyalusing park office.
A Wisconsin State Park sticker is required to enter Wyalusing State Park.
Led by Quentin Yoerger
Header photo by Madison Audubon Society
