Grand Island Nebraska

Includes 80 heavily wooded acres and 10 acres of pastureland with about 0.7 of a mile of river frontage on the Platte's main channel. A slough runs through the center of it providing nesting habitat for blue-winged teal, green heron, and wood duck. As many as 88 species of birds have been recorded here in a single spring day. A small slough runs through this heavily wooded site which has adjoining privately owned lakes on both the east and west ends.

Located in Hall County, 0.5 mile south and three miles west of the I-80 Wood River Exit 300.

Information from Nebraska Birding Trails.

Photo Courtesy of Wikipedia.