These woods are a good place to look for raptors such as Great Horned and Barred Owls.  In spring, look for a variety of spring warblers including the Worm-eating Warbler.  The fields of Pardon Gray offer some of the best chances to view Eastern Meadowlarks during spring and summer.

Pardon Gray and Weetamoo Woods are adjacent preserves that contain varied forested and open habitats. Together they form over 700 acres of preserved land that attracts a variety of breeding birds.

From RI-24 in Tiverton, take RI-77 (Main Road) south toward Little Compton. After 5.5 miles, and just beyond Lafayette Road (on the left) and Seapowet Avenue (on the right), Pardon Gray Preserve is on the left. Continue for two miles further south, turn left at Tiverton Four Corners onto East Road (RI-179). Proceed a half mile to the south entrance, Weetamoo Woods, on the left.

The AllTrails website has a description and map of a loop trail in Weetamoo Woods.