[wisb] Lancaster bird spot
- From: Nancy Nabak <nnabak@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "wisbirdn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <wisbirdn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 15 Sep 2014 09:42:36 -0700
Hey guys,
I was visiting my hometown yesterday and a friend told me about the Lancaster
Trail. It is one mile northwest of Lancaster on Cty K at the bottom of the
hill - there's a gate to the right. It's a fairly new trail put in as an Eagle
Scout project (Eric Fritz) and a LOVELY trail. If you are birding in S.W. WI,
I highly recommend it. I saw various warblers species including Oven birds, Am.
Redstarts, Blackburnian warblers and Black & White warblers among others. It's
really a very beautiful trail with mature mixed woods and open prairie areas.
There is also an amazing old Oak on the trail, can't miss it, which I have
named "Noel."
Nancy Nabak
Green Bay
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