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Liberty Park and MarinaBirding Seasons: Spring A+ Summer B- Fall A+ Winter A
Site Description and Habitats Liberty Park and Marina is a newly renovated multi-purpose-park in Montgomery County. Situated along the Cumberland River this location features a 10 acres fishing pond, wooden boardwalk, protected wetlands, 1.8 miles of walking trials, fenced dog park, multi-purpose sports fields, playground, pavilions, picnic tables over-looking the Cumberland River, rest-rooms, 4-lane boat ramp and a full service marina. Bird species of interest: Spring and Fall Migration: Along the River good place to find migrating warblers and swallows. Along bushy edges you’ll find sparrows including Field and Song Sparrow. Summer: Small pond and wetland attracts Great Blue Herons, Great Egrets, Red-winged Blackbirds, Killdeer and Belted Kingfishers. Winter: Waterfowl, soaring raptors, sparrows including White-throated, White-crowned Year-Round: Ring-billed Gulls, Turkey and Black Vultures Rarities Seen at this Site: White-winged Scoter was present in the area that is now the marina in winter 2010-2011. Species list via eBird Hotspot Explorer Submit your data to eBird here
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