Weddin Bird Trails

Nestled within the picturesque Weddin Shire, the Weddin Bird Trails Grenfell offers an exceptional birdwatching experience.

With its diverse range of regional habitats, the Weddin Shire is home to over 250 bird species, many of which can be seen at this beautiful location. Located within the beautiful Woodland Park, the Weddin Bird Trails Grenfell offers a vast array of birdwatching opportunities. Birdwatchers can marvel at the sight of various species of birds, including raptors, woodland and wetland species, and honeyeaters. Some of the common species found in the region include the Superb Parrot, Diamond Firetail, and Rufous Songlark. Visitors can also explore the beautiful flora of the area, including a range of native trees and shrubs. The best time to visit Weddin Bird Trails Grenfell is between September to March. During this period, many bird species are in their breeding plumage and are more active. It is also a time when migratory birds flock to the region in search of food and a warmer climate. To get to Weddin Bird Trails Grenfell, travel to the town of Grenfell in the Weddin Shire. Once in Grenfell, travel east along Mid-Western Highway and turn right on Forbes St. Then, turn right onto Main St and travel about 1.5 kilometers before turning right onto Woodland St. The trails are located within the Woodland Park, which can be accessed via this route. Weddin Bird Trails Grenfell offers a fantastic birdwatching experience for visitors. With its diverse range of habitats, stunning scenery and abundance of bird species, it is definitely a must-see destination for all birdwatchers.