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The University of Guelph Arboretum offers a rich variety of habitats, including woodlands, meadows, wetlands, and gardens, making it a prime birding destination year-round. With over 400 acres of diverse landscapes, visitors can explore scenic trails, open fields, and lush forested areas that attract a wide range of bird species.
In spring and summer, look for vibrant warblers, Eastern Bluebird, and Scarlet Tanager in the woodlands. Wetlands host Great Blue Herons and Wood Ducks, while meadows attract Tree Swallow and Bobolink. Fall migration brings flocks of sparrows, thrushes, and raptors like Sharp-shinned Hawk. In winter, the Arboretum remains an excellent spot for spotting Northern Cardinals, Black-capped Chickadees, and sometimes Snowy Owls.
What makes the Arboretum special is its accessibility, educational signage, and peaceful natural setting. It provides an immersive experience in nature, perfect for both beginner and experienced birders. Whether you're seeking a quiet walk or an exciting rare bird sighting, this site offers something unique in every season.
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The University of Guelph Arboretum is located on the University of Guelph campus in Guelph, Ontario, at 200 Arboretum Road. It is easily accessible by car or public transit. From Highway 401, take exit 299 for Brock Road North (Highway 6) toward Guelph, then follow Stone Road East to Arboretum Road. There is paid visitor parking available at the Arboretum Centre, with additional parking at designated lots on campus.
By Public Transit: Guelph Transit’s Route 99 Mainline and other local routes stop near the University of Guelph campus, from where it’s a short walk to the Arboretum.
The best way to explore the Arboretum is on foot, using its well-maintained trails. Allow at least 1.5 to 2 hours for a leisurely visit, but birders may want to spend half a day exploring the various habitats and trails.