Birding in Nelson, WI at Tiffany Wildlife Area
Covers 13,000 acres along the Chippewa River Valley in west-central Wisconsin. The Tiffany is the largest continuous stand of bottomland hardwood forest in the state. View a variety of raptors, waterfowl and upland birds in a diverse topography of blufflands, native prairies, savannahs and wetland habitats.
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DNR staffs periodically mow and use controlled burning to maintain meadow and grassland habitat at Tiffany Wildlife Area for waterfowl nesting cover and a number of other upland birds. Burning also maintains native prairie and savannah plants that existed before white settlement. Beaver dams on sloughs and old river meanders create a maze of ponds and wetlands. Hand-made wood duck houses dot wetland habitat to help maintain these birds.
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Tiffany Wildlife Area for Bird Watching or Birding in Nelson City- Buffalo County, WI (Southwest Wisconsin).
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