Sheldon Lake Urban Bird Survey
Next Survey: Sunday, January 5, 2025
Survey Leader: Peter Tsan
We meet at 8 AM at the picnic area across from Sheldon Lake State Park headquarters on the first Sunday of the month. The map below for Acorn Annex is right next to the entrance and meeting point.
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Email sheldonlakespbirdsurvey@gmail.com to be put on the mailing list or if you have any questions.
About the State Park
Sheldon Lake State Park is a 2,800-acre park composed of wetland, prairie, and forest landcovers. Historically, the park was a fish hatchery but the fish ponds now are being reclaimed by nature and form great ponds for birding, herping, and fishing. Birders often report Ibis, a variety of waterfowl, and occasionally a Limpkin. Towards the prairie you can find meadowlarks, American Kestrels, and a variety of sparrows.
