A 1,200-foot long segment of Okehocking Run, a tributary of Ridley Creek, and over 6 acres of wetlands are found at the Preserve. The Rushton Bird Banding Station is a federally licensed bird banding station used to help us understand how birds are using our conserved land throughout the year, while contributing to continent-wide monitoring efforts.It serves as a vital stopover site and breeding location for many species of migratory birds, including Kentucky Warbler, Scarlet Tanager, and Wood Thrush. Rushton is an integral component of the Upper Ridley/Crum Important Bird Area (IBA), as designated by National Audubon Society.3 miles of pedestrian and equestrian trails guide visitors past Rushton Farm, through native wildflower meadows, and into lush woodlands.RUSHTON WOODS PRESERVE POINTS OF INTEREST
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