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Free Bird Watching in PA!

The John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge is open to visitors, free of charge, from dawn till dusk every day. The refuge takes a strong educational stance to conservation, believing that the best way to convince people that lands like these are worth saving, is to let them experience the natural beauty for themselves, and to teach them alternatives to our destructive behavior. Around their ten miles of hiking paths, and through the deciduous forest, you're sure to see beautiful birds in their natural habitats! Here are some of the birds that have been spotted around the park: Pied-Billed Grebe, Black-Crowned Night Heron, Northern Harrier, and Spotted Sandpiper! Grab your binoculars, and spend the day! This is one of the best places to go bird watching in the whole state!

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 Looking to break the mold on a nature party in PA? The John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge is located right near Philly, and it's here to help. How many times can you eat cake in the living room, or play pin the tail on the donkey? Get outside this year, into the fresh, clean air, and explore. Take your kids hiking on over ten miles of trail, show them the indigenous wildlife in the squirrels that roam the trees, or the beautiful birds that flit through the branches. Throw a picnic on the lush, preserved green, and reconnect with the world around us. An appreciation for nature might just be the best gift you can give this year.

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