Virginia Birding and Wildlife Trail
Site Information
- Site Contact: (757) 595-1900 x249 marketing@valivingmuseum.org
- Site Access: Fee, Daily
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Facilities
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Site CLP09: Virginia Living Museum
Description
The Virginia Living Museum, its pond, forest, and grounds, offer a chance to see 200 different species of native wildlife. Visitors can get up close to photograph and view wildlife in the wild or in the museum's exhibits. Exhibits allow close-up views of bald eagle, bobcat, cedar waxwing, eastern screech owl, hooded merganser, otter, and beaver, to name a few. The Museum's natural habitat attracts warblers, woodland birds, waterfowl, osprey, and more according to the season. The Living Museum features a native wildlife park, aquariums, living natural history exhibits, planetarium, observatory, indoor and outdoor aviaries, children's learning garden, outdoor classroom, boardwalk at the pond's edge, easy-to-walk woodland trail, backyard habitat display, and native botanical garden.
Directions
From the Mariners' Museum, return to J. Clyde Morris Boulevard and continue north 1.1 miles. The entrance to the museum is on the right
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