To visit Warbler Woods Bird Sanctuary:

• Email WarblerWoods@gmail.com
• Briefly introduce yourself in a sentence
• Ask for a specific day and time and mention the day so they can add it to the calendar 
• They only schedule for the next 7 days, unless it is a big group 
• They ask visitors to submit a bird checklist upon departure so they can have a record of viewed species

Long-billed Thrasher, Crested Caracara, lots of songbirds in spring, Hutton’s Vireo, Common Pauraque. 293 species of birds; 41 species of warblers.

Warbler Woods is 124 acres of varied habitats covering Pecan Gap sediments with gently rolling topography. The sanctuary is near the convergence of three Ecological Regions: South Texas Plains, Blackland Prairie, and Edwards Plateau and is also near the Post Oak Savannah region. It is located about four miles down a dip from the Balcones Escarpment, at the northwest corner of Guadalupe County. 

• 124 acres
• 40 acres of open grassland
• 80+ acres of woodlands (savannah, heavy understory, and brush)
• Three water wells
• Three small permanent ponds and one that fills with heavy rain
• Many water features and feeding stations for animals
• Roads and trails throughout
• Four primarily dry creek beds form the headwaters of Town Creek
• Artifacts from 1800s German settlers including square nails and a 12-ft dug cistern
• Stone artifacts from early Native Americans

Scout Pond Dam
Old Barn
Margie’s Woods
Chat Pond
Warbler Pond