The foundation is dedicated to the conservation legacy of Jack Miner offering a sanctuary for migratory birds in a natural, educational, heritage …
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Oct 17, 2022
They provided a very fun event for families and adults. The museum and house were interesting. It was a bit deceiving regarding the bird aspect. It was really only about Canada Geese. Staff were fair…Full review by K4455FCpatrician
Mar 19, 2022
The museum was closed when we went but there is a sign inviting you to tour the grounds. There is a hiking trail in the woods, a lookout over a pond, some seed in a bin for feeding geese and a small …Full review by KatieH300
Sep 30, 2021
Museum was closed when I visited, but I could walk the grounds and go into the lookout. Main point is that Jack Miner was an early and ultimately influential conservationist who was mindful of the n…Full review by TravellingFriends
I assume you mean "banded" As far as I know 1944 showed 50,000 had bands put on their leg. I do not know a more recent figure. We are in that area regularly so I will stop in and …
I assume you mean "banded" As far as I know 1944 showed 50,000 had bands put on their leg. I do not know a more recent figure. We are in that area regularly so I will stop in and ask for update if they have one.
When is the best time to visit to see the geese arrive?
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August-October. And when spring comes back around. They put hard corn out in the field so all the geese can eat at they're stop. There's a little museum there too, so if you miss the …
August-October. And when spring comes back around. They put hard corn out in the field so all the geese can eat at they're stop. There's a little museum there too, so if you miss the geese, you can read about the historic family.
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