Eastern Bluebird, Baltimore Oriole and Tree Swallows can be found, as well as many warblers. Many birds are here in the spring, stopping on migration or to nest here. Eastern box turtles and green frogs can be seen during the day. Spring: In the early spring, listen for Southern grey treefrog at dusk. When walking the nature trail around the perimeter of the site, look for Downy and Red-bellied Woodpeckers and White-breasted Nuthatch among the resident birds. Hooded Mergansers are regular and Common Merganser and Ring-necked Duck often visit this lake. Winter: In the winter, the lake that borders the property of the arboretum can be one of the most interesting places to check for wildlife. Whether sitting on one of the garden benches or walking the nature trails through the different habitats, this site offers a quiet and natural experience that few places can match. Additionally, they planted gardens that enhance the natural habitat.ĭON'T MISS: The peacefulness and tranquility of the arboretum. The Egg Harbor Township Environmental Commission teamed up with the Eagle Academy to clean this site up, provide parking, restrooms (restrooms open for special events only) and a small nature center. The diversity in habitat provides a bevy of plants and animals that should not be missed. It is bordered by a very large lake and extensive woods. SITE DESCRIPTION: Although this site is just under 15 acres in size, it offers multiple habitats including wooded areas, wetlands, and meadows. This is a nice place to sit and quietly observe wildlife behavior and activity.
In addition, there is an observation deck that is handicapped accessible and offers a nice view of the gardens and the general landscape of the site.
SPECIAL FEATURES: There are four monitored Bluebird boxes on site. If entry driveway is inaccessible due to large puddles, park along the road and take the short walk in. ACCESS AND PARKING: Open daily from dawn to dusk.
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