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Do your spirits soar at the sight of a bald eagle? Or do you prefer the prehistoric look of a sandhill crane? Birding is big in Wisconsin, and there are detailed birding and nature trail maps from the Wisconsin Department of Tourism to prove it. These B&Bs will get you back to nature in a hurry.
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Country ComfortPhone: 715-233-0113Many of our guests enjoy lounging on our back deck enjoying the many song birds which make Country Comfort home. We even have some of the rarer species. The great Bald Eagle and the Red Tail Hawk come to pay us visits from time to time as well. Menomonie, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Lake Ripley Lodge Bed and BreakfastPhone: 1-877-210-6195Toll Free: 1-877-210-6195 Cambridge, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Bay Point InnPhone: 920-868-3297Toll Free: 800-707-6660 Egg Harbor, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Apple Tree Lane Bed and BreakfastPhone: 715-258-3107Toll Free: 877-277-5316 Some of the best bird watching is right here! When you are done birding on our 7+acres & river frontage, nearby Hartman Creek State Park & Emmons Creek Fishery Area has over 2800 acres for birders to enjoy, including the Ice Age National Scenic Trail. The mix of habitats including pine and hardwood forests, oak savannas, marshes, lakes and upland meadows,attracts lots of birds; the bird list has an impressive 253 species. Some of the signature species include, Scarlet Tanager, Least Flycatcher, Redtailed Hawk, American Kestrel. Rare species include Grasshopper Sparrow & the Henslow's Sparrow. Several other birding and nature trails include Keller Whitcomb Creek Woods State Natural Area, Mukwa State Wildlife Area, Myklebust Lake State Natural Area and the Waupaca County Sturgeon Trail all a short drive from the Apple Tree Lane Bed & Breakfast. Waupaca, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Parkview Bed and BreakfastPhone: 608-524-4333The International Crane Foundation between WI Dells and Baraboo is about 12 miles from Parkview B&B. One can see all 15 species of cranes there. A new African crane exhibit opening in 2009. Eagles can often be seen along the Wisconsin River in the Sauk Reedsburg, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Eagle Centre House Bed and BreakfastPhone: 262-363-4700The Southern Kettle Moraine is as great place to bird watch. Eagle Centre House offers 20 acres and a trail for you to wander down and up. Miles and miles of trails are in the Southern Kettle Moraine and the Forest Headquarters are only 3 miles from the Eagle Centre House door. Eagle, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Honeybee Inn Bed and BreakfastPhone: 920-485-4855We are located at the edge of the Horicon Marsh National Wildlife Area. The Horicon Marsh is the largest fresh-water cattail marsh in the US. Almost 300 species of birds have been spotted here, making it one of the premier birding areas in the US. Horicon, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Cameo Rose Victorian Country InnPhone: 608-424-6340Toll Free: 866-424-6340 Guests say they see more varieties of birds on our property and at our bird feeders than anywhere else they have been. Belleville, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Cobblestone Bed and BreakfastPhone: 715-354-3494Toll Free: 800-659-4883 We feed and water the birds here no shortage of birds here at Cobblestone. Blue Hills Supper Club is famous for Hummingbirds. They claim to get the first each year. In the opposite direction is Hunt Hill Consevatory coming in a close second. Birchwood, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Lindsay House Bed and BreakfastPhone: 920-596-3643Toll Free: 877-778-8758 Manawa, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Oscar H. Hanson House Bed and BreakfastPhone: 608-423-4379Toll Free: 888-70-OSCAR Cambridge, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Westby House InnPhone: 608-634-4112Toll Free: 800-434-7439 Eagles soar over the Mississippi River from DeSoto Wisconsin to La Crosse Wisconsin along the Great River Road Byway. Westby, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Port Washington InnPhone: 262-284-5583One of the fringe benefits of moving to this location is getting to see and hear geese flying overhead throughout the year! Ducks are plentiful within the breakwater of Port Washington's harbor and it's fun to watch the ducklings. Many of our guests Port Washington, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Speckled Hen InnPhone: 608-244-9368Toll Free: 877-670-4844 Walk the trail here and you will discover a spot where three bird habitats intersect. A brushy fence-row with a mulberry tree runs down to a marshy wetland area that is bordered by a large number of pine and spruce trees. There is even a bench to sit and watch and wait. Madison, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Columbus Carriage House Bed and BreakfastPhone: 920-623-4925Columbus Carriage House B&B also owns a farm just south of Columbus. We have a nesting pair of sandhill cranes that live on the farm, returning each spring to raise a family. Pheasant have often been seen on the farm. There are many bluebirds who live in Columbus, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Brambleberry Bed and BreakfastPhone: 608-525-8001From observing birds on our nearly four miles of private nature trails to the birds in the Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge, birding opportunities abound. Taylor, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Audubon InnPhone: 920 387 5858Mayville, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Eagle Centre House Bed and BreakfastPhone: 262-363-4700Eagle Centre House B & B is in the Southern Kettle Moraine Forest, perfect for bird watching. We are located 3-miles from the Forest Headquarters building and are situated on 20-acres, most of which is in conservancy. Eagle, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Pedal'rs InnPhone: 262-968-4700There are many schedule bird hikes in the Kettle Moraine/Lake Country Area: - Sunday mornings beginning April 25-May 23 at 7:00 a.m. Lapham Peak State Park hosts hikes lead by bird enthusiast Mike Fort -Retzer Nature Center starting mid-April-early June holds hikes lead by naturalist Larry Kascht. -"Birding by ear" is always available on the Glacial Drumlin State Trail. For more details on the area birding visit the Ben Goss Bird Club www.gossbirdclub.org. Wales, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Sweet Autumn InnPhone: 920-648-8244Toll Free: 888-648-8244 Zeloski Marsh, Faville Grove and Rose Lake Sanctuary are just a few destinations for birding that are located within 5 miles of Sweet Autumn Inn. Lake Mills, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Lindsay House Bed and BreakfastPhone: 920-596-3643Toll Free: 877-778-8758 Manawa, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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White Lace InnPhone: 920-743-1105Toll Free: 877-948-5223 Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Audubon InnPhone: 920 387 5858We are within 1 mile of the Horicon Marsh which is a 32,000 acre protected wetland. Millions of people come here yearly for bird watching. Mayville, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Ye Olde Manor HousePhone: 262-742-2450We have several different types of birds on our property including bluebirds, hummingbirds, cardinals, woodpeckers,and yellow finches Elkhorn, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Canyon Road InnPhone: 715-986-2121Toll Free: 888-251-5542 On the Mississippi Fly-Way. Turtle Lake, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Heaven Scent Bed and BreakfastPhone: 920-763-2170Located a short drive from the world renowned Horicon Marsh. Hiking, biking, kayaking and canoeing. Spring and fall waterfoul migration. Randolph, Wisconsin View more details and photos Go to Website |
