Winter, spring, summer and fall….. Ashland County is a year-round vacation destination for nature enthusiasts and silent sports fans. No matter the season Northern Wisconsin’s Waterfalls are always open. Ashland County cordially welcomes visitors to enjoy and explore this shining jewel crowning the greatest of the Great Lakes.
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Spring is unfolding across the northland. Raptor migration is in full swing. The first blackbirds, robins, killdeer, juncos, purple finches, and woodcock have arrived. Ducks, geese, swans, and gulls are returning. April is a fantastic time to find many of these “short distance” migrants, and then in May the stars of the show appear as warblers, orioles, buntings, grosbeaks, hummingbirds, tanagers, shorebirds, and more grace our woods and waters. There’s no better time for birding than spring migration!

Rough Legged Hawk & Blue-winged Teal
Photo by Ryan Brady

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