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Tag Archives: Birdwatching

Spring Migration in Kansas

Spring Migration in Kansas

Want to watch our feathered friends usher in a change of seasons? Here’s just a sampling of what to expect.

Posted byhsotrFebruary 9, 2016July 31, 2021Posted inThe Sunflower StateTags:Birdwatching, Nature

Attracting Turkeys to Your Backyard

Attracting Turkeys to Your Yard

If you want to increase your chances of viewing wild turkeys, there are two things you can do.

Posted byhsotrNovember 17, 2015July 31, 2021Posted inThe Sunflower StateTags:Birdwatching, Nature

Wilson State Park

Wilson State Park

Today, Wilson State Park has the distinction of being the clearest lake in Kansas. As such, it regularly attracts visitors from miles around—even other states.

Posted byhsotrNovember 4, 2015July 31, 2021Posted inThe Sunflower StateTags:Birdwatching, History, Nature, Outdoors, Travel

Webster State Park

Webster State Park

Webster State Park is located in the Smoky Hills, near its intersection with the High Plains.

Posted byhsotrOctober 28, 2015July 31, 2021Posted inThe Sunflower StateTags:Birdwatching, History, Nature, Outdoors, Travel

Tuttle Creek State Park

Tuttle Creek State Park

Tuttle Creek Reservoir has the dubious distinction of being one of the most controversial lakes in Kansas history.

Posted byhsotrOctober 21, 2015August 3, 2021Posted inThe Sunflower StateTags:Birdwatching, History, Horses, Nature, Outdoors, Travel

Scott State Park

Scott State Park

Scott State Park has a rich heritage. It was an 8 Wonders of Kansas finalist, and was also chosen by National Geographic as one of America’s “50 must-see state parks.”

Posted byhsotrOctober 14, 2015August 3, 2021Posted inThe Sunflower StateTags:Birdwatching, Historic Preservation, History, Horses, Native Americans, Nature, Outdoors, Travel, Water

Sand Hills State Park

Sand Hills State Park

This destination is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to see the sand dunes of the Arkansas River Lowlands.

Posted byhsotrOctober 7, 2015August 3, 2021Posted inThe Sunflower StateTags:Birdwatching, History, Nature, Outdoors, Travel

Prairie Spirit Trail State Park

Prairie Spirit Trail State Park

Prairie Spirit Trail State Park has the distinction of being the first rail trail in Kansas, following the line of the Leavenworth, Lawrence, and Galveston Railroad.

Posted byhsotrSeptember 30, 2015July 26, 2021Posted inThe Sunflower StateTags:Birdwatching, History, Nature, Railroads, Travel

Prairie Dog State Park

Prairie Dog State Park

Prairie Dog State Park offers visitors a glimpse of the High Plains. The highlight of the park, however, is its namesake, the black-tailed prairie dog.

Posted byhsotrSeptember 23, 2015August 3, 2021Posted inThe Sunflower StateTags:Birdwatching, History, Nature, Travel

Pomona State Park

Pomona State Park

Today, Pomona State Park is known for being a true getaway, with its quiet natural scenery and its relatively low traffic level.

Posted byhsotrSeptember 16, 2015August 3, 2021Posted inThe Sunflower StateTags:Birdwatching, History, Horses, Nature, Outdoors, Travel

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