Birdwatch at Peace Valley Park

Doylestown, Pennsylvania

Description

This park includes a bird blind that is constantly buzzing with activity as well as a large lake to attract the bigger species.

The feeder area is located in Peace Valley Park, tucked right behind the Peace Valley Nature Center. Here is where you'll find many unique smaller species. The shelter is covered and has several benches to relax on as you watch and photograph many varieties of birds. I've seen many blue jays and cardinals here, which are my personal favorites because of their bold colors.

Don't forget to also take a stroll down to the lake. On the lakeside trails you can spot the larger birds such as vultures, red-tailed hawks, great blue herons, osprey, egrets, and even the majestic bald eagles!

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