Chicago bird watching tours offers many different birds to look at and places for you to view them at. You will see many different types of trees and bushes along the paths.
The McCormick Place Bird Sanctuary in Burnham Park in Chicago's lakefront is a great tour for anyone. This tour is not given by a narrated guide, so you will be by yourself or with whom you decide to bring with you. This sanctuary contains prairies, shrubs, a woodland habitat for many birds and a stone birdbath filled with freshwater, so the birds can enjoy themselves. Many birds migrate along Chicago's lakefront, so this is a great place to watch birds and also it is a great tour to take through the sanctuary.
You also can take a tour through Montrose Point Bird Sanctuary in Lincoln Park. This sanctuary is a 15 acre bird sanctuary. There are over 300 different species located here and they stop for rest, food and shelter. The sanctuary has a one hundred fifty stretch of shrubs and several trees that attracts a high number of migratory birds. Migrant birds are warblers, sparrows, woodpeckers and many more. You also have Netters at this sanctuary and that includes yellow throats, red-winged blackbirds, mourning doves and brown thrashers. It also offers a stone stair access to the beach and a stone birdbath for the flying birds.
Lincoln Park Addison Migratory Bird Sanctuary does not allow the public in so they have built a platform overlooking the expanded ponds and the whole sanctuary. This sanctuary is a great place to listen and tour with your eyes a wonderful place for birds, plants and other wildlife only. In this sanctuary there is always something blooming and something new blooming every month. At this sanctuary they have volunteers who scatter native seed, plant native species and pick up trash and also monitor the vegetation around the sanctuary.
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